Real Estate
Plans Filed For New 8-Story Apartment Buildings In Astoria, LIC
Two new mixed-use buildings are coming to Astoria and Long Island City, according to Department of Buildings filings.
LONG ISLAND CITY, QUEENS — Two new apartment buildings are coming to Astoria and Long Island City, according to Department of Buildings filings.
Plans were filed Monday for the eight-story, mixed-use buildings, which would replace the liquor shop 21st Beer & Soda in Astoria and the former home of the art education program Grand Central Atelier in Long Island City, which is moving to Brooklyn.
The Astoria development, at 29-10 21st St., will be designed by M.S. Savani Architect and is planned to house 28 apartments and a retail space on the ground floor, records show.
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The Long Island City development, at 46-06 and 46-10 11th St., will be designed by Raymond Chan Architect. It will include 44 apartments, health care facilities, a community center, a ground-floor restaurant space and 40 off-street parking spots.
Both buildings will have elevators, according to the filings.
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