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Bay Terrace Shopping Center, Cord Meyer break ground on new $100 million residential housing development slated to open in 2028

By Big New York · 09/15/2026 · Updated 09/15/2026

Bay Terrace Shopping Center in Bayside will be receiving 145 new rental residences after Cord Meyer Development invested $100 million to support the housing Bay Terrace Shopping Center in Bayside will be receiving 145 new rental residences after Cord Meyer Development invested $100 million to support the housing development. The developer celebrated the project’s groundbreaking.

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Bay Terrace Shopping Center in Bayside will be receiving 145 new rental residences after Cord Meyer Development invested $100 million to support the housing Bay Terrace Shopping Center in Bayside will be receiving 145 new rental residences after Cord Meyer Development invested $100 million to support the housing development. The developer celebrated the project’s groundbreaking.

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