Jamaida Developers File Plans for 74-Unit Tower
A 14-story building is proposed for 94th Avenue, replacing a demolished single-story structure.
By Andrew Yang ·
Construction permits have been submitted for a new residential project in Queens.
The proposed building at 143-24 94th Avenue in Jamaica stands 14 stories high. The structure will contain 74 housing units and measure 145 feet in height. The total floor area spans 42,463 square feet.
Joel Weiss of Heartfelt Townhouse Build filed the applications. JFA Architects and Engineers DPC serves as the architect of record. The average unit size is 573 square feet. The property also includes a rear yard that is 66 feet long.
A one-story building previously occupied this address. Demolition permits for that structure were filed in July. No estimated completion date for the new tower has been released.
The site sits near multiple transit hubs. Residents can access the Jamaica Long Island Railroad station. The Sutphin Boulevard/Archer Avenue-JFK Airport subway station also serves the area, offering E, J, and Z line connections. Bus routes Q6, Q8, Q9, Q20, Q24, Q25, Q41, Q44-SBS, Q60, Q65, and Q112 stop nearby. Howard Von Dohlen Playground, Gateway Park, and P.S. 50Q The Talfourd Lawn Elementary School are located in close proximity.
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