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Tomorrow will mark 5 years since he passed. Here at Zara, our founder and late President, George Subraj, taught us to do good and be good – one of the guiding principles of his life, an aphorism onto which the entirety of our business operation is anchored today. We remain…

Governor Hochul Launches New ‘Vaccinate, Educate, Graduate’ Vaccine Incentive Program for 5- To 11-Year-Olds for a Chance to Win A SUNY or CUNY Full Scholarship! Parents and Guardians of 5- To 11-Year-Olds Who Receive Their First Vaccine Dose by December 19 Can Enter Into the Random Drawing.

We’re developing a new 223-unit residential apartment complex, located adjacent to one of Queens’ premier public parks and near mass transportation in Jamaica, Queens. When finished, it will create new market rate and affordable climate-ready housing that will bring a significant investment to the local community.

Free FALL event this Saturday at Rufus King Park…

Never Forget…

The White House has requested $100 billion to make broadband more affordable to rural areas, and lower income families. Under a COVID-19 relief program that went into effect on Wednesday, the new benefit will connect eligible households to jobs, critical healthcare services, virtual classrooms, and more. The Emergency Broadband Benefit…

Another 5 star review……

Earlier in the week, we donated 300 backpacks and school supplies to The Children’s Church of  Tabernacle of Emmanuel Full Gospel Assemblies. Yesterday, we stopped by to help out with the distribution of these backpacks and school supplies. The best part of this event was talking to the children and their…

Congratulation to Ms. Paula Whyte as she embarks on her dream to study public management at the University of Guyana, Tain campus. Ms. Whyte would like to become an entrepreneur. The Zara family heard about Ms. Whyte’s passion for learning and immediately decided that we would pay…

Did you know that Scrabble was invented by Queens resident, Alfred Butts? The former architect lived near 35th Avenue and 81st Street, Jackson Heights! This scrabble-style street sign mysteriously appeared in 1995, then disappeared in 2008. Some say it moved to a corner with a triple word score. A few…