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Seven-Story Residence Planned To Rise On 28th Avenue

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March 17, 2016 Staff Report

28th Avenue is about to get a little more crowded with developers planning a seven-story residential project.

Construction plans were filed with the Department of Buildings Wednesday for the seven-story, 22-unit building at 36-08 28 Ave.

According to the DOB documents, there will be a lobby and recreation space on the first floor. Plans also show parking spaces provided for about a dozen cars.

City records show that the property was purchased in December.

The owner said he was unable to speak about the project at this time.

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nick

if only some of these developers would focus on the Ditmars area. Ditmars is in need of a major development before all these affordable housing complexes show up and trash the area even more. Rents and homes are so much higher in past Astoria Blvd.

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