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Queens roadmap: A real estate investor’s guide to NYC’s most expansive and diverse borough

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From the February issue:  The former industrial hub-turned-development mecca of Long Island City continues to be ground zero for real estate projects in Queens. Like its neighbor Long Island City, Astoria has been a magnet for investors, with some 3.5 million square feet of development projects in its pipeline, including 4,132 residential units.

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The low-rise neighborhoods of Sunnyside and Woodside are less than six miles from Midtown Manhattan, with the latter being a roughly 10-minute train ride to Penn Station On The Long Island Rail Road. Serviced by several subway lines and relative bargains compared to LIC and Astoria, Elm​hurst and its neighbor to the north, Jackson Heights, are being touted as the next frontier of rental neighborhoods in Queens.[more]

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