US EditionAbandoned Astoria Building in Queens Becomes Haven for Drug Users, Homeless, and Migrants
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Abandoned Astoria Building in Queens Becomes Haven for Drug Users, Homeless, and Migrants
A neglected building in Astoria, Queens, has become a hotspot for drug users, migrants, and homeless individuals, leaving nearby residents to contend with the resulting messes and safety hazards. The 25,058-square-foot property at 47-07 Broadway, formerly home to a Rite Aid store, has been abandoned since the company’s bankruptcy forced it to close hundreds of locations. The building’s roof is now cluttered with flags, bicycles, furniture, and t…
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