Astoria, Real Estate Aug 11, 2014 6-Story Building to Go Up on Broadway Across from Strand Smokehouse We’ve learned that a 6-story building is planned for 25-26 Broadway; currently there is a 3-story building there, so this will be twice the height. For reference, the structure at (…) Share this Scoop by Meg Cotner total shares! Twitter Facebook Email Print We’ve learned that a 6-story building is planned for 25-26 Broadway; currently there is a 3-story building there, so this will be twice the height. For reference, the structure at (…) by Meg Cotner Share this Scoop total shares! Twitter Facebook Email Print Related scoops 7-Story Building to Go up on Broadway Across from Strand Smo (...) Where to Celebrate Cinco de Mayo 2016 in Astoria and LIC 21+ of the Best Places to Eat Outdoors in Astoria & Lon (...) Photo via Google Maps. We’ve learned that a 6-story building is planned for 25-26 Broadway; currently there is a 3-story building there, so this will be twice the height. For reference, the structure at the southwest corner of Broadway and Crescent just up the street is six stories high. 10 units will take up the 7,379 square feet of planned residential space, and there will be 1,037 square feet of commercial space on the ground floor. No off-street parking is going to be provided. City records indicates the current structure will be demolished in full. Looks like Tulcingo Restaurant will be displaced and who knows if they’ll be back. This is a very busy part of Broadway these days, too, especially with Strand Smokehouse on that block. We certainly do not heart the predictable noise, dust, and traffic woes that will no doubt be a result of this development. Twitter Facebook Email Print 25-26 Broadway6 story buildingparkingStrand Smokehouse About Meg Cotner Meg Cotner was trained as a harpsichordist and now works as a freelance writer and editor. She is the author of "Food Lovers' Guide to Queens," and is a skilled and avid home cook, baker, and preserver. Related scoops 7-Story Building to Go up on Broadway Across from Strand Smo (...) Where to Celebrate Cinco de Mayo 2016 in Astoria and LIC 21+ of the Best Places to Eat Outdoors in Astoria & Lon (...) 7 Comments dude January 16th, 2015 this is going to be hideous. they didn’t buy the property next door, so it’s going to be another 6 story eyesore Soon it will look just like Williamsburg and other areas of Brooklyn Reply Steven k August 14th, 2014 Astoria is being destroyed . Becoming another eyesore thanks to greedy development Reply dude January 16th, 2015 I couldn’t agree more. The area is being snapped up by developers who put in overpriced units lacking in quality Reply dunnypop August 11th, 2014 When is the completion date of the building? Reply megc August 11th, 2014 Unclear at this point. Reply Cd August 11th, 2014 Tulcingo has been closed for months. Reply megc August 11th, 2014 Good to know, thanks. I personally haven’t been by Tulcingo in quite some time – the last time I ate there was a not a good experience, so I’ve actively avoided it. With that in mind I am not surprised they shut down. Reply Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
dude January 16th, 2015 this is going to be hideous. they didn’t buy the property next door, so it’s going to be another 6 story eyesore Soon it will look just like Williamsburg and other areas of Brooklyn Reply
Steven k August 14th, 2014 Astoria is being destroyed . Becoming another eyesore thanks to greedy development Reply
dude January 16th, 2015 I couldn’t agree more. The area is being snapped up by developers who put in overpriced units lacking in quality Reply
megc August 11th, 2014 Good to know, thanks. I personally haven’t been by Tulcingo in quite some time – the last time I ate there was a not a good experience, so I’ve actively avoided it. With that in mind I am not surprised they shut down. Reply