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Tavros Capital is working on assembling a large development site in Long Island City’s Court Square neighborhood that will come with a price tag...

A week after locals launched an effort to landmark a former Elks Lodge in Court Square, workers hired by the property owner dismantled the facade....

February’s largest building permits were dominated by residential and office buildings in Queens, Harlem and the Bronx, along with a handful of industrial and...

Property Markets Group and its partners in Long Island City are not selling apartments at their recently topped-out Court Square apartment tower. But if they...

Citigroup sold a huge Long Island City development site just north of One Court Square to Flushing-based developer Jia Shu Xu of C&G Empire...

A local affiliate of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters labor union is looking to sell a development site near 5Pointz in Long Island City...

Developers may be required to include affordable housing in Queens Plaza and Court Square-area projects as part of a Long Island City rezoning plan...

UPDATED, 4:31 p.m., Jan. 21: A Court Square development site offering more than 167,000 buildable square feet has hit the market for $41.5 million. 

Long Island City, one of the fastest-growing neighborhoods in the city, could see even more residential development as City Hall considers a possible rezoning to Encourage...

UPDATED 2:10 p.m. October 23: The Westchester-based GDC Properties bought two adjacent parcels in Long Island City for $44 million, according to property records filed...

The construction boom in Long Island City’s Court Square is continues, with a permit application filed for a 282-feet tall tower at 27-19 44th...

An office building in Hudson Yards. A new hotel in Long Island City. A six-story residential development in the Bronx. The connection? The three...

Rockrose Development’s Linc LIC — the 709-unit, 42-story rental in Long Island City — is fully leased.

Court Square and its immediate surroundings in Long Island City are booming with residential developments. Over the coming years, thousands of units — both...

 What was supposed to be the tallest residential building in Queens has hit a major snag. Rockrose’s plans for 43-25 Hunter Street in Court...

Can finely prepared meat help lease one-bedrooms? Though it sounds like a set-up for a joke, it’s actually a serious bet Rockrose Development is...

Updated at 5:07 with comment from Cliffs owner Mike Wolfert: Long Island City is getting two new indoor gyms that will have tens of thousands of...

An explosion of residential development is transforming the once quiet industrial and commercial neighborhood of Court Square, Queens. According to the New York Daily News,...

From left: Rockrose Development principals Henry and Justin Elghanayan and an early rendering of 43-10 Crescent StreetWhile TF Cornerstone has been busy building residential...

From left: K. Thomas Elghanayan and brother Frederick started TF Cornerstone Now that the division of Rockrose has been finalized, the two younger Elghanayan...