supermarkets

The supermarket will open in the first building of the Durst Organization's project at 1-02 26th Ave. 

The building is expected to open to residents this fall with amenities such as a "library lounge."

Many people are disappointed a supermarket isn't moving into the Queensboro Bridge space.

A sign at the site says the new supermarket will open in 2017 and include free parking.

The impending Kips Bay Trader Joes is hiring for all positions, according to an employee.

The Greek grocery opened its third store in the neighborhood on 35th Street and 23rd Avenue.

The 14th Street Associated space will remain an affordable grocery store, a Blackstone rep said.

More than 2,000 people have signed petitions calling for the renewal of Associated's lease.

The Department of Health released "health profiles" for every neighborhood in Brooklyn this week.

The Astoria market will close as the building is renovated but will reopen as a brand-new store.

Plans were filed with the DOB last month to build four stories of apartments on top of C-Town.

The new market opened at 50-01 2nd Street on Nov. 14.

Instacart is now delivering groceries to parts of Astoria, LIC, Sunnyside and Woodside.

The Hunters Point supermarket is looking to open a second store on Crescent Street.

A desire for more retail options was a hot topic at the LIC Partnership's annual real estate panel.