Community, Transportation, & Commerce

Along with hosting community events and fundraisers, Corona Plaza is an integral stop on the 7 train
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Hundreds of people pass through this station everyday and view the plaza and its activities.  Corona Plaza has become a part of many people’s everyday life since it was established as a community plaza.

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The former parking lot is surrounded by

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many stores and businesses.  Corona Plaza is in the middle of a commercial strip, which gives it reason to be the community lot that it is.   On the opposite side of the train station, Corona Plaza is also a commercial hub.  With convenience stores like Walgreens and Rite-Aid, culturally diverse restaurants, and produce stands that sell seasonal produce like plantains and mangoes, this space not only attracts residents and commuters, but consumers too.