In a Sea of New Apartments in Long Island City, Restaurants Remain in Demand

Residents and workers in Long Island City are hungry for more dining options, a recent study showed.

Restaurants took the top spot as the type of brick-and-mortar retail most needed in the neighborhood, which continues to add thousands of apartments and hotel rooms and millions of square feet of commercial space. Pharmacies came in second, followed by grocery stores, according to a survey of more than 1,300 respondents by the Long...

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