Prolific Queens developer George Xu is bringing a 90-apartment building to a site formerly occupied by two-family houses. The nine-story building will measure nearly 70,000 square feet and have both market rate and affordable units. Xu told The Real Deal in September that the firm, who’s also designing the building, would start construction as soon as the city approved the plans.

A car dealership on the corner of Liberty Avenue and Pinegrove Street is being replaced by a six-story, mixed-use building that become home to a 76-room hotel along with 12 apartments. Per New York YIMBY, the building is being developed by Arvinder Singh and Manish Savani Architect will be helming its design.

An 80-apartment mixed-use building is poised to sprout from the former site of Arm Auto Body. Plans for the nine-story building were filed by an anonymous LLC in October, YIMBY reported. The building will include ground-floor parking and retail.

Melamed Architect is bringing a 27-apartment building to the former site of a single-family house. Construction is expected to wrap in 2019, according to New York YIMBY.

A huge 26-story residential development is replacing a low-rise commercial building just a few blocks away from the AirTrain. The project is being developed by Artimus Construction and will be fully affordable with 379 studios, one-, and two-bedroom rentals. Back in November of last year, the affordable lottery launched on all 379 apartments but the deadline to apply was January 2.

The Chetrit Group is working on redeveloping the site where the Mary Immaculate Hospital once stood into a four-building residential complex with 324 apartments.

Developer Jianfei Chen has submitted plans to the city to construct a seven-story residential building with 51 apartments on this vacant lot. According to The Real Deal, Chen is planning on designing the project himself and right now it is unclear whether the project will be affordable or market-rate.

Back in June 2016, the owner of a six-story office building on the corner of Union Hall Street and Archer Avenue filed plans with the Department of Buildings to convert the space into a 110-room hotel with retail on the ground floor, reports TRD.

A parking lot owned by the First Presbyterian Church of Jamaica will give way to a new residential building that will offer 177 affordable rentals. The building will rise 12 stories and offer a 63-car garage, a 9,261-square-foot community center, and 14,616 square feet of commercial space. The project is slated to wrap up by early summer 2018.

The Arker Companies and Slate Property Group-developed building at 92-61 165th Street should be ready to open any day now. The 14-story, 89-unit building topped out in late 2016 and was scheduled for completion in 2017. Aufgang Architects is behind the design and has reserved 7,234 square feet for commercial and retail space.

A 206-room Holiday Inn Express is set to replace a car wash  located at 165-20 Archer Avenue. TRD reports that hotel developer Manny Chadha is behind the project and construction is anticipated to begin early 2018.

Plans for a 400-apartment, 23-story tower were filed in August by Omni New York, the development company co-founded by former New York Mets first basemen Mo Vaughn. The plans call for a mixed-use project with 389 affordable apartments, 61,000 square feet of retail, and 19,000 square feet of community space. The development is the result of an RFP by the Economic Development Corporation for the city-owned property. The building will rise on the site of a two-story parking garage used by the NYPD and a vacant office building.