
In 2004, the City of New York unveiled a $2 billion redevelopment plan that envisions Flushing as a dynamic and diverse center of urban activity that retains the feel of a small town, a transformation to be accomplished by revitalizing our waterfront, building high quality mixed-use development projects, street enhancements, open and green spaces, improved transportation links and parking strategies.
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The New York City Economic Development Corporation (EDC) has asked us to play an important role in the Flushing revitalization, focusing on engaging the non-profit sector in the planning process; ensuring a vibrant role for art, culture, entertainment and the creative industries in our community's economic development plans; and developing strategic initiatives to help brand and market Flushing.
Several exciting development projects already underway will transform Flushing by the end of the decade. These include a Flushing Commons, featuring 350,000 square feet in retail space, 500 apartments, a 200 room hotel; underground parking for 2,000 cars; as well as community recreation and cultural facilities; a riverfront complex featuring a 750,000 square foot retail center with 1,200 residential units; and a new baseball stadium for the New York Mets.








