NYC Apartments for Sale in Long Island City
Founded in 1870 from a merger of the Village of Astoria and surrounding hamlets, Long Island City later became part of New York City in 1898. Currently making its mark on New York real estate with several massive new construction projects, Long Island City is home to the greatest concentration of art spaces in any of New York's five boroughs and the famous Silvercup Studios calls the area home. With a growing luxury condo market and a cultural scene that rivals it's more storied neighbors, Long Island City's skyline continues to evolve.
Home to the famous Pepsi-Cola sign that looks back at Manhattan over the East River, Long Island City is sometimes thought of as an extention of Midtown Manhattan with a many residents commuting daily via the 7 train. With new luxury developments such as the upcoming Hunter's Point megaproject dotting the landscape, Long Island City is quickly becoming a force in the New York residential scene with residents drawn to it's eclectic art venues, bars, and restaraunts. One of the most rapidly developing neighborhoods in New York, the Long Island City skyline is a testament to contemporary style and modern living.
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The Bindery is a new luxury condominium development located at 47-34 11th Street in Long Island City. There are 20 units in this seven-story building, and the apartments here come in studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom sizes. As its name suggests, The Bindery pays homage to the bookbinding factories that once used to occupy the neighborhood, and one will be able to find several references to that past in this new building, especially in the library disguised as a lobby.
Liv@ Murray Park North was developed by Century Development Group with a beautiful exterior designed by Raymond Chan Architect P.C. It is located at 11-35 45th Avenue in Long Island City, with easy access to the E, M, and 7 subway lines. Just a few steps away are waterfront parks, restaurants, and entertainment attractions. This 6-story luxury building features 39 apartments.
Just minutes away from Midtown in Long Island City, Fusion Condominium provides residents with a living-space suited for comfortability but accented by luxury. The building itself is a masterpiece of modern, contemporary design, with a striking view of Manhattan. Each residency consists of 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms with spectacular interior finishes and state-of-the-art appliances.
Be a part of the changing landscape of Long Island City at The Decker, a boutique condominium in Court Square. This building's classic red brick exterior stands in contrast to many of the other modern buildings rising throughout NYC and brings to mind the classic townhouses that made the city famous.
Welcome to Canvas, an intimate collection of 14 condominiums featuring a stunning multi-story custom mural from artist Jojo Anavim. Located in Long Island City, one of the most exciting and rapidly-changing neighborhoods in Manhattan, Canvas is the perfect embodiment of the bright future of this waterfront area.
Just minutes from Manhattan in the heart of Long Island City's growing residential and artistic community, Arris Lofts gives New Yorker's spacious floor plans and casement windows along with a full suite of modern amenities. With a fitness center, garden, courtyard, private pool, sauna, and valet service, residents are afforded a host of luxury entertainment options without leaving the building.
This Long Island City development within historic Hunters Point boasts 27,000 square feet of luxury carefully designed to appeal to a wide range of buyers. All preferences are sure to be accommodated by the downright impressive variety of unique floorplans across 57 units. This post-war mid-rise is conveniently located less than a block from the East River and offers easy access to Midtown Manhattan, Grand Central, and the greater Long Island area.
The PowerHouse Condominiums have a unique history for Long Island City luxury apartments. The original purpose of the building was to serve as a power plant, generating electricity for the Long Island and Pennsylvania Railroads throughout the early 1900’s. In more recent years, the innovative visions of noted architect Karl Fisher and world-renowned designer Andres Escobar have transformed the industrial plant into luxury, pre-war apartments overlooking the East River.
The View condominiums offer New York residents unparalleled luxury with modernistic appeal in Long Island City. Every aspect of this sublime building, designed by the superior Handel Architects, has been carefully detailed for its functionality and elegance.