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A developer known for its projects around Penn Station has added the site of a Flushing hotel development to its portfolio.

Hiwin Group USA, a developer based in Flushing, Queens, has acquired a vacant lot in Midtown for $38.5 million, with plans to build a residential tower on the site.

A Flushing-based real estate firm that has been redeveloping some of the area around Penn Station is now planning a 30-story mixed-use tower in Midtown with more than 100 units of housing, records show.

A Flushing-based real estate firm that's been redeveloping some of the area around Penn Station now has its sights set on a project about 20 blocks north, records show.

Flushing-based Hiwin Group USA is looking to replicate a successful condominium development near Penn Station with two more. Anthony Hu’s firm is planning condo projects at two separate Midtown South sites

The buyer, Queens-based developer Hiwin Group USA, has been active in Manhattan. Last year, the company completed a 16-story residential building in Chelsea, and earlier this year, it closed on a parcel near Penn Station.

The reign of the iguana adorning the exterior of 240 West 54th Street appears to be over. Flushing-based Hiwin Group USA purchased the Midtown West property from Minerva 54 Realty for $21 million

Hidrock Properties sold the empty lot at 112 Liberty Street for about $21.7 million, or nearly 46 percent less than it paid for it in 2018, property records show. The buyer was an entity that shares an address with Flushing, Queens-based real estate manager Hiwin Group USA and its CEO Xiaogang Wang.