A new mixed-use, 19-story tower will be occupying the site addressed at 133-25 37th Avenue in Flushing, Queens, soon. The corresponding permits have already been filed and the responsible for the project is Yihai Property, a company based in China. The design will be handled by Raymond Chan Architects. The site is very close to the Flushing Main Street subway station, where the 7 train line ends. There is also a large commercial center in the area.
Once completed, the building will span over 300k square feet, dedicating a third to the residential area. Another third will be used to install a commercial space. Developers will also include a medical facility, parking for bikes and -maybe- a garage with room for 198 vehicles.
A hotel will function in the building and developers will create two separate lobbies: one for hotel guests and one for residents. The hotel will have 360 keys and there will be 146 apartments.
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>and -maybe- a garage
MAYBE? WTF? There's not nearly enough parking in that area already, and this is being built on top of a parking lot - MAYBE isn't good enough. There's no room on the street for those residents to park, and not all of them are going to be content with the 7 train.
This will be a homeless shelter with affordable housing. A mixed use apartment building flophouse.
Just what Flushing and all of Queens needs -- another Homeless Shelter. Why don't they just call it what it is. Never had this many hotels in Queens before. Most visitors stay and vacation at Manhattan hotels.
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Flushing is done !
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