Halletts Point is a U.S. Immigration Fund EB-5 Project that will help transform the waterfront of Astoria, Queens. This 2.5 million-square-foot residential and retail development was approved for approximately – 2,400 rental residences in seven buildings including at least 483 affordable units. Halletts Point will transform a stretch of the Queens waterfront into a thriving residential community with a supermarket, a vibrant mix of retail, an extended and enhanced waterfront esplanade, parklands and renovated playgrounds.
U.S. Immigration Fund has a strong track record of success working with The Durst Organization on three successful projects including W57, 855 Avenue of the Americas & Halletts Point.
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Leasing has officially launched for a new, two-towered development by The Durst Organization in Astoria, Queens. Located at 10 Halletts Point, the 22 and 19-story...
Leasing has officially begun at 10 Halletts Point, the first tower of seven to rise at the Durst Organization’s development in Astoria. Designed by Dattner Architects, the rental...
I-526 petition approvals have now been issued for another successful U.S. Immigration Fund project offering, Halletts Point. Jupiter, FL – October 11th, 2018 – U.S....
As far as outer-borough enclaves go, Astoria is anything but typical. Other neighborhoods along the once-blighted Brooklyn-Queens industrial belt have leveraged waterfront development into widespread...
The NYC Ferry has had a very positive impact on nearly 3 million people in New York, and has become a popular alternative to the...
Another U.S. Immigration Fund EB-5 investment project offering, Halletts Point, has received an I-924 project exemplar approval from the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services....
A comprehensive guide to New York City’s affordable housing lotteries Updated Mar 12, 2018 Affordable apartments certainly aren’t easy to come by in New York City,...
New renderings for the first of seven buildings at Halletts Point, a U.S. Immigration Fund Project, have been released ahead of sales launch. This building...
New renderings for the first of seven buildings at Hallett’s Point, a U.S. Immigration Fund Project, have been released ahead of sales launch. This building...
New York City’s expanded ferry service has become a huge hit and is having a big impact on development and pricing in the area. Construction...
POSTED ON WED, SEPTEMBER 20, 2017BY DEVIN GANNON Construction of the Durst Organization’s first development outside of Manhattan, Hallets Point, a $1.5 billion waterfront development in Astoria,...
BY REBECCA BAIRD-REMBA SEPTEMBER 20, 2017 9:30 AM The Durst Organization’s attempt to build a new neighborhood on the Astoria waterfront is finally taking shape. The first...
BY CITYREALTY STAFF THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2017 Last October, applications were filed by the New York City Housing Authority to build a new 14-floor, 163-unit residential building on a...
The project will bring 2,000 rentals to the waterfront BY EMILY NONKO SEP 8, 2017, 10:15AM EDT It’s been a long road for the Durst Organization’s Queens...
August 29, 2017, New York This is ferry good news for Queens commuters. The new Astoria ferry route took off Tuesday morning from Hallets Point...
The new route will make stops in Long Island City, Midtown, and Roosevelt Island, among others BY AMY PLITT AUG 29, 2017, New York’s new citywide ferry program only launched in...
In Q&A, mogul talks expansion into the borough, avoiding joint ventures, and why LIC’s lack of retail isn’t a problem By Eddie Small | August 28, 2017 ...
The Department of Transportation has unveiled the final map of locations for Citi Bike‘s expansion to Astoria, with 59 docking stations to be installed throughout the neighborhood in the coming months.
Considering the NYC Ferry has been so popular since launching on May 1st that it had to charter two extra boats to meet demand, it’s not surprising that the city-subsidized ferry hit the 1 million rider mark as of today, a month earlier than expected.
After decades of dormancy, Astoria’s Hallets Peninsula is springing to life with the launch of a new NYC Ferry route in August while the Durst Organization moves forward with its massive $1.5 billion Hallets Point development, featuring seven buildings and 2,400 apartments, a waterfront esplanade, school and a supermarket.
March 28,2017 By Angela Matua The ferry landing in Astoria is currently being installed for Citywide Ferry Service, which will launch this summer....
BY REBECCA BAIRD-REMBA MAY 2, 2017 12:09 PM Now that Durst Organization is finally moving forward with the construction of its Halletts Point megaproject in Astoria, the developer...
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