New 14-Story Mixed-Use Building Planned for Woodside, Queens
Renderings have been released for a new 14-story mixed-use building at 64-11 Queens Blvd. in Woodside, New York, which will include 148 housing units, ground-floor retail space, and a parking garage.

New York, NY, October 8, 2026 — A new 14-story mixed-use development is planned for 64-11 Queens Boulevard in the Woodside neighborhood of Queens, New York. Renderings of the proposed building have recently been made public, showcasing the design for the structure.
The development is slated to feature a total of 148 housing units, providing new residential options in the area. In addition to the housing component, the building will incorporate commercial space on the ground floor, intended for retail use. A parking garage is also part of the planned amenities for the site.
The project’s location at 64-11 Queens Boulevard places it within a busy commercial corridor of Woodside. The mixed-use nature of the development suggests it aims to integrate residential living with street-level commerce and necessary infrastructure such as parking.
Further details regarding the project timeline, construction phases, or specific developers were not immediately available based on the released renderings. The release of these architectural visuals marks a step in the public presentation of the proposed development.
Mixed-use developments have been a growing trend in urban areas, often designed to enhance neighborhood livability by combining various functions within a single structure or complex. These projects can contribute to increased housing stock, support local businesses, and provide convenient amenities for residents.
The specifics of the retail tenants or the total scale of the parking facility have not been detailed in the initial release of the renderings. The project will likely undergo further review and permitting processes. The information available at this stage focuses on the architectural vision and the fundamental components of the building: residential units, retail space, and parking.
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