Development & Infrastructure — Cross Bay News

Hundreds of Queens residents attended a public meeting on the Cross Bay Boulevard redevelopment plan, raising concerns about traffic, parking, and neighborhood character.

Cross Bay Boulevard's multi-million dollar streetscape project, enhancing pedestrian safety and green infrastructure, is projected for completion by late 2026.

Cross Bay Boulevard officials, including the 106th Precinct, met to address a 45% rise in street takeovers. New solutions are sought for public safety.

New Queens development initiatives are sparking discussion among Cross Bay Boulevard businesses regarding future economic and infrastructure changes.

Community Board 10 approved a controversial rezoning for a mixed-use development on Cross Bay Boulevard, bringing 150 units with retail to the area.

Cross Bay Business Council demands urgent infrastructure upgrades for the boulevard, citing increased potholes and impact on commerce and public safety.

Sanford Solny, convicted real estate swindler, fights release as deed fraud concerns escalate for Queens homeowners, particularly near Cross Bay Boulevard.

Convicted swindler Sanford Solny seeks release as deed fraud concerns plague Queens, impacting homeowners near Cross Bay Boulevard.

City Council unveils a $15M revitalization plan for Cross Bay Boulevard, focusing on pedestrian safety, traffic flow, and beautification starting 2027.