116-11 Beach Channel Drive, Queens
Vacant land · Block 16198, Lot 1.
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Building permits
- New Building — Residential, filed Apr 27, 2022, estimated cost $11.1M, 1 unit, 3 stories, described as “New FDNY fire station”
- Alteration, filed May 5, 2026, estimated cost $500K, described as “Soe/FDNY engine company 268 - for shoring of excavation, submitting on behalf of contractor, related to DOB # Q00635508 no change in use, occupancy or egress”
- Demolition, filed Sep 9, 2025, estimated cost $200K, described as “Demolition of structure”
- Alteration, filed Aug 15, 2025, estimated cost $80K, described as “Installation of construction fence to protect publicfrom work areas”
- Alteration, filed Jun 3, 2022, estimated cost $1.2M, described as “Structural and Foundation work in conjunction with NB”
- Alteration, filed May 3, 2022, estimated cost $1.1M, described as “Plumbing and sprinkler work in conjunction with NB”
- Alteration, filed Apr 27, 2022, estimated cost $1.8M, described as “Mechanical work in conjunction with NB”
- Alteration, filed Apr 25, 2022, estimated cost $29K, described as “On New Port Avenue new curb cut 62 Feet wide 32 feet east of Beach 117 Street”
- Alteration, filed Apr 25, 2022, estimated cost $11K, described as “On Newport Avenue Curb cut 21 feet wide 60 feet west of Beach 116th Street”
- Alteration, filed Apr 25, 2022, estimated cost $33K, described as “On Beach Channel Drive 53 feet wide 79 feet east of Beach 117th Street.”
- Alteration, filed Apr 7, 2022, estimated cost $363K, described as “Diesel fuel storage for Fire trucks at FDNY Fire house”
- Alteration, filed Apr 5, 2022, estimated cost $10K, described as “Diesel fueled emergency generator on roof”
Property taxes
- Assessment
- $344,250
- Market value (city estimate)
- $765,000
- Taxable value
- $0
- Assessed land
- $344,250
Zoning
R5B: floor area ratio 0.00 built, 1.50 allowed by base zoning.
Flood zone
Current FEMA flood map: zone AE, high risk: a 1% chance of flooding each year, base flood elevation 8 ft (NGVD29). FEMA’s preliminary map: zone AE, high risk: a 1% chance of flooding each year, base flood elevation 10 ft (NAVD88).