Posted on: July 10, 2025 05:19 PM

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Time to find a new hobby to meet and greet around Queens

Hopscotch maybe or jumpin jacks. Both are good for the health.

After Whitestone Lanes announced closure, the next one to hit the affordable housing target is Lucky Strike in Jackson Heights.

The Jackson Heights on 34th Avenue near 70th Street lot is proposed to build a 13 story mixed lot with 276 units including retail and other commercial units on the ground.

This leaves Queens with just three bowling alley centers.

Jib Lanes in Kew Garden Hills in the basement remains the strongest competitor while the other two are Bowl 360 in Ozone Park and Astoria.

Whitestone Lanes will remain open until permits are in place since 2023 to make way for affordable housing.

Developers are moving full force around Brooklyn and Queens after controlling Manhattan and the Bronx buying local elected officials.