"The largest new building application filed last week was for a 83,267-square-foot residential building in Long Island City. Developer Galaxy Properties plans to construct a nine-story building at 32-73 Steinway Street. The project will feature 74 residential units, and Christopher Fogarty is the architect."
"Queens had the top alteration application filed last week at 71-61 159th Street in Pomonok. Atria Builders plans to undertake 152,223 square feet of alteration work on the seven-story property, which houses 204 units. The architect is Gad Ashoori."
"In the Kingsbridge neighborhood of the Bronx, plans were filed for a 58,517-square-foot new building at 3411 Irwin Avenue. The property will rise nine stories and include 99 units. ZLB is the owner, and the architect for the project is Nikolai Katz."
Recent building applications filed in New York City include three new residential construction projects and three alteration projects across multiple boroughs. In Long Island City, Galaxy Properties filed for an 83,267-square-foot, nine-story residential building with 74 units designed by Christopher Fogarty. East Elmhurst received an application for a 74,153-square-foot, nine-story building with 99 units by developer Arian Liton and architect Nickolas Kazalas. The Bronx's Kingsbridge neighborhood has plans for a 58,517-square-foot, nine-story building with 99 units by ZLB and architect Nikolai Katz. Alteration projects include a 152,223-square-foot renovation in Pomonok by Atria Builders, a 75,000-square-foot alteration in Long Island City by Guttman Realty Advisors, and a 33,088-square-foot alteration at the Boys Club of New York in Melrose.
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