Permits filed for four-story residential building in Astoria, Queens
Built World New York, NY localThe 45-foot-tall development at 35-25 10th Street will have six residences.
Overview
Permits have been filed for a four-story residential building at 35-25 10th Street in Astoria, Queens. The proposed 45-foot-tall structure would yield 3,750 square feet of residential space across six units.
The lot sits between 35th and 36th Avenues, near the 36th Avenue subway station served by the N and W trains. Demolition permits have not yet been filed, and no completion date has been announced.
Why it matters
The project would add six homes near transit in Astoria, where several other residential buildings have been permitted recently.
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Permits filed for four-story residential building at 35-25 10th Street
Latest Permit FilingPermits were filed for a 45-foot-tall building with six residences and 3,750 square feet of residential space.
Scenarios
Demolition permits filed and construction begins by mid-2027
Discussed by: Based on typical New York City development timelines; no public discussion of this specific project.
If the developer files demolition permits within the next several months, construction could begin in 2027. The project would then proceed to completion, adding six units to Astoria's housing stock.
Project stalls without demolition permits
Discussed by: Based on the absence of demolition permits and no announced completion date; no public discussion.
Given that demolition permits have not been filed and no estimated completion date has been announced, there is a chance the project does not move forward within a year. The lot would remain as is.
