Permits filed for 59-unit building near J train in South Richmond Hill
Built World New York, NY localThe eight-story mixed-use project would replace a low-rise building at 109-14 Atlantic Avenue.
Overview
Permits were filed for an eight-story mixed-use building at 109-14 Atlantic Avenue in South Richmond Hill, Queens. The project would bring 59 residences and a small commercial space to a lot near the 111th Street subway station on the J line.
The filing is an early step. Demolition permits have not been filed, and no completion date has been announced. If built, the project would add 59 homes to a transit-accessible corner of Queens.
Why it matters
The project would add 59 homes near a subway station in Queens, a small but concrete addition to the city's housing stock.
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People Involved
Organizations Involved
A construction and development firm listed as the owner on the permit applications.
The architecture firm listed as the architect of record for the project.
Timeline
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Permits filed for 8-story building at 109-14 Atlantic Avenue
Today DevelopmentThe proposed building would have 59 residences, 13 parking spaces, and a small commercial space near the 111th Street J train station.
Scenarios
Construction begins within a year
Discussed by: No public predictions.
The developer files demolition permits and obtains new building permits, allowing construction to start. The project adds 59 units near transit.
Project stalls or is denied
Discussed by: No public predictions.
The permit application is withdrawn, denied, or the project does not advance to demolition or construction within a year.