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6-Story Building Planned on 44th St, Current 2-Story House to be Demolished

41-26 44th Street (right). Photo by Queens Post.

Aug. 1, 2018 By Nathaly Pesantez

Plans have been filed for a six-story building at the current site of a two-story home on 44th Street.

The permits, filed yesterday, call for a 70 foot building with 11 units at 41-26 44th St. in a project spanning 10,000 square feet.

The new building permits follow demolition permits filed for the location early last month. The site currently has a 30 foot building with a total of two dwelling units.

The six-story building will also be next to a nine-story, 17-unit building that was completed three years ago and shares a similar path to the new development. The nine-story building had also once been the site of a two-story house.

The development site is owned by Charlie and Stella Chen, who purchased the property last year for $1.5 million.

The owners did not immediately respond to questions on the development’s timeline.

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rikki

You are not supposed to afford a car with a high priced luxury apartment, Thats only for us poor people living in a 80 year old house that hasn’t been renovated in 25 year and the rent is still cheap

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