Rezoning Application Filed in Astoria for Mixed-Use Development
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Updated Oct 19
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What happened
Stimdel Properties, an affiliate of a Uruguay-based investment firm, filed a rezoning application with the City Planning Commission for a site in Astoria. The plans call for five mixed-use buildings, totaling 612 apartments and 50,000 square feet of commercial and manufacturing space. A portion of the units is designated as affordable housing.
Why it matters
The project represents a significant residential and commercial buildout in Astoria. The investment is linked to a firm based in Uruguay, which is part of a country with structural ties to international trade agreements like Mercosur.
Who's involved
- City Planning CommissionGovernment agency reviewing land use and development applications in Astoria
- AstoriaNeighborhood in Queens, New York City, where the development is proposed
- UruguayCountry of origin for the investment firm that owns the property
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The entities involved
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Astoria
neighborhood in Queens, New York City, United States
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City Planning Commission
government agency for New York, NY
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Uruguay
country in South America