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Permits Filed for 59-Home Building in South Richmond Hill

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Published on November 15, 2026
Permits Filed for 59-Home Building in South Richmond HillAtlantic Ave. & 110th St. — Approximate Project-Lot Intersection
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A proposal for 59 homes at Atlantic Avenue and 110th Street would bring an eight-story mixed-use building to 109-14 Atlantic Avenue in South Richmond Hill.

The filing, reported today by New York YIMBY, places the proposed homes a short walk from the 111th Street station on the J train. Sandeep Singh of J&N Construction Group Corp. is listed as the owner behind the applications, and Lu Ning Architect, PLLC is the architect of record.

The plans describe an 80-foot concrete building with 38,560 square feet of total floor area: 38,170 square feet for residences and 390 square feet for commercial use. They also include a cellar and 13 enclosed parking spaces.

YIMBY says the residences are most likely rentals, citing an average unit size of 646 square feet. Demolition permits had not been filed, and no estimated completion date had been announced.

What a filing means

A permit application is not confirmation that work has been approved or started. The NYC Department of Buildings says construction applications are submitted for review before work begins.