Long Island City (the L.I.C.) is a vibrant waterfront neighborhood in Queens. Its location on the banks of the East River means residents enjoy incredible views of the Manhattan skyline. The neighborhood's recently revitalized riverfront boasts 2 beautiful public parks. The 10-acre Hunter’s Point South Park features running trails, volleyball courts, basketball courts and a dog park. Gantry Park's grassy lawns and pedestrian piers invite visitors to have a seat on a bench, a chair, or one of the park's summer hammocks and gaze at unobstructed views of the Midtown skyline. A pedestrian promenade featuring several restaurants and cafés connects the parks. Long Island City has a reputation for being friendly to artists. It's home to MoMA’s PS1, several fine art schools, hundreds of independent artist's studios and scores of galleries. The neighborhood is also a hotbed of emerging cuisine, with many of New York's best independent restaurateurs seeking the neighborhood out. The real estate market in Long Island City is always active. The area's inventory includes luxurious new construction, condominiums with rooftop decks and secure parking, historic apartment buildings, industrial live-work spaces, multi-family buildings and classic 3-story walk-ups. Commercial real estate opportunities are equally rich, as are multi-use opportunities offering retail, food and beverage and residential development options. As the westernmost neighborhood in Queens, Long Island City. boasts a 15-minute commute to Manhattan on the 7 Train, and also offers service to Brooklyn on the G. At Asking Price Realty, we're proud to be part of the Long Island City community. We know the ins and outs of this lively, evolving part of New York. If you’ve got property you'd like to sell in the area, or if you're looking for your entry point into this exciting neighborhood, give us a call at (718) 227-7777. We look forward to meeting you.
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