In 1657, Flushing became the first settlement in the New World to guarantee religious freedom to all its citizens. Today, it is home to people from all over the world-a thriving New York City neighborhood, poised at the threshold of growth and opportunity.

Learn more about Flushing, and how FCCA is supporting efforts to revitalize its downtown as a model urban community for the 21st Century.

History

The small community of Flushing has played a remarkable role in the establishment of religious freedom, freedom of speech, and freedom of assembly in America over the past 380 years.
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Today

Flushing is a bustling business and residential area, where 142,000 people, speaking 179 languages and hailing from virtually every country in the world, live, work, and create together.
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The Future

The City of New York has unveiled a $2 billion Flushing Redevelopment Plan. FCCA is proud to play a vital role in this process, contributing leadership and support.
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