Residential

Webster Avenue, looking north from Fordham Place

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Webster Avenue Vision Plan

Webster Avenue is a major thoroughfare in the Bronx, extending from the neighborhoods of Melrose to Woodlawn. This vision plan focuses on the approximately 1.5-mile long section between Fordham Road and Gun Hill Road, where a convergence of City initiatives and private investment is poised to transform Webster Avenue into a vibrant mixed-use district that serves the needs of culturally diverse neighborhoods and world-class institutions.

NEWS

LIC to undergo rapid change in new year

December 22, 2011 | Source: Queens Chronicle

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Queens Family Courthouse

The Queens Family Courthouse has been transformed into a mixed-use architectural jewel that will energize Downtown Jamaica, redefining apartment life and attracting new retail businesses to the area.

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PODCAST

#07 NYC Housing Sector By the Numbers

February 23, 2011

NYCEDC explores the interplay of the economic downturn and fluctuations in the NYC residential housing market.

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Melrose Retail Strategy

Learn about NYCEDC's collaboration with the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) to strengthen retail corridors and foster a balanced retail environment in the Melrose neighborhood of the South Bronx.

Project

Hunter's Point South

Hunter's Point South will be a vibrant, sustainable and well-designed middle-income urban community and waterfront park in Long Island City.

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Seaview Senior Living Center

The Seaview Senior Living Center will create much-needed senior housing and provide quality care for many of the area's elderly residents.

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Flushing Commons

Downtown Flushing in Queens will see high-quality development including the Flushing Commons project, which will introduce new residential units, retail space, a recreational center and more.

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City Point

The City Point project in Downtown Brooklyn aims to foster a mixed-use urban environment with expanded retail and housing options, additional open space, and academic and cultural facilities.