NYC’s most rapidly expanding corridor, population wise, is along the run of the #7 train from Queens Boulevard to Roosevelt Avenue. The city is moving to allow the Zoning board to change the regulations along this corridor to ‘UP’ zone the area.
I don’t mind that at all since the corridor has adequate mass transportation and infrastructure options to move the people around. Waterworks and utility service upgrades are much easier along the corridor since Queens Boulevard is a major wide thoroughfare.
That development has to occur the minute the city moves to add more people to the area unlike the lagging infrastructure development in Corona. The city grows with the sufficient movement of water(clean and dirty) and people.
