Commercial Real Estate
The commercial structure now under construction on Northern Boulevard between 87th and 88th Streets is getting a Denny’s, alongside other chain restaurants. Queens Courier reports that this’ll be the third Denny’s Restaurant in NYC and the very first in Queens. (The first Denny’s chain will open in downtown Manhattan later this summer.) Other tenants slated…
There were construction workers out at 87-10 Northern Boulevard, the hulking construction project between 87th and 88th Streets. According to this website, this will someday be “The Shops at Northern Boulevard,” a 40,000-square-foot retail space with underground parking. It’s not designed for a single tenant; rather, it will hold a variety of smaller retail spaces….
Borough President Katz set up a Flushing Task Force to help businesses though the $850,000,000 construction project at Flushing Commons. As the Times Ledger reports, there are still lingering questions for the neighborhood as construction starts up. The city does plan to establish a $2,250,000 program called the Flushing Small Business Assistance Program to help…
Motorists getting a fillup or an oil check at Farrington’s Service Station at 15th Avenue and 126th Street in College Point may be interested in knowing that the station has been in operation since 1868, long before there were any automobiles to service. “Farrington” is an old name in Flushing and College Point; the first Farringtons…
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Planet Fitness Coming to Jamaica AvenueI know people like to hate on restaurants like the ones proposed for the Elmhurst lot, but I really think they should just stop. People in Queens love chain restaurants. Just look at TGIFridays in Forest Hills. That place is always as packed as all the other restaurants on Austin Street. And I've eaten there and it's pretty mediocre - but always packed. I'm assuming because those restaurants for the most part are much more affordable and a lot less intimidating than the "real deal" American, Seafood or Italian restaurants everywhere else. And, this might be something to think about, going to restaurants like those introduced me and my family to "American" food. And I'm sure it has for countless other people. The Sizzler and Applebees are a part of my childhood but I know better places to go eat now - not that I wouldn't go back to those places every now and then. It's not like they serve garbage food.
Restaurant Row Proposal for Vacant Elmhurst Lot Sparks ControversyCan't wait! I hope they're open 24 hours too!
A Denny’s Is Moving Into the New Commercial Build on Northern Boulevard