Development & Infrastructure — Howard Beach News

Queens Community Board 10 approves phase one of the Old Howard Beach drainage project, bringing street elevation and backflow preventers next spring.

Queens Borough President announces a $4.2 million capital grant to study and upgrade aging drainage networks in Old Howard Beach and Hamilton Beach.

Queens Borough President Donovan Richards announced a $4.2 million capital allocation to fund critical drainage and dredging repairs in South Queens.

Queens Borough President announces a municipal grant to study chronic flooding. City crews prepare to map outfall channels along low-lying blocks.

Coastal homeowners in Hamilton Beach will see street elevation improvements after a successful community campaign to address tidal flooding. Read more.

A Manhattan high-rise is declared unstable, prompting mass evacuations and raising safety concerns among apartment owners in South Queens. Read more.

City engineers begin emergency repairs on Howard Beach tidal gates after blocked outfalls leave waterfront streets vulnerable to high-tide flooding.

Surging private aerospace and tech sector valuations spark a major real estate boom, driving high demand for apartments in Lindenwood, Queens.

Lindenwood co-op boards initiate core soil testing to assess foundation stability. Read the lindenwood queens structural engineering updates.