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A Sleek Two-Bedroom, Two-Bath in Long Island City With Balconies, Walk-in Closet Asks $4,209
A new 21-story rental development, ONE LIC at 42-10 27th Street is the latest addition to the burgeoning skyline in Long Island City. A sleek exterior contains light-flooded apartments — studios, studios with home offices, and one-, two- and three-bedrooms — that are near one of LIC’s major transit hubs. Apartment 4E is a two-bedroom with two bathrooms that exemplifies the thoughtful layouts and careful construction that epitomize ONE LIC.
Long Island City Two Bedroom, Two Bath With Office in Renovated Factory Asks $1.36 Million
A beautifully renovated zipper factory, the Zipper Building at 5-33 48th Avenue is a 41-unit condominium that preserves the architectural fabric of early 20th century Long Island City and takes advantage of the building’s lofty interior proportions and vast windows, hallmarks of classic industrial design. The results are a stylish balance of luxurious amenities and pared-down chic.
Two-Bedroom, Two-Bath Hunter's Point Condo With Sleek Finishes, Walk-in Closet Asks $1.575 Million
A series of interlocking glassy cubes, CORTE at 21-30 44th Drive is one of Long Island City’s most striking new developments. A tinted glass skin creates a sense of sleek elegance while a roof deck crowns the design. A sophisticated lobby features an exposed wooden ceiling and a customized reception desk, reflecting a collaboration between Argentinian architect Dieguez Fridman and the New York-based firm of Beyer Blinder Belle.
Hunter's Point Condo Has Manhattan Views, Elegant Finishes, Three Bedrooms
The expansive great room at the center of apartment 7B in the Bond, a new collection of elegant condominiums in the Hunters Point area of Long Island City, offers Manhattan views and southern light. What’s more, it opens onto that most prized of New York City attainments: a spacious balcony with room for lounging, gardening and grilling. The 42-unit development prides itself on its elegant finishes, with such touches as floor-to-ceiling windows and 5-inch wide oak plank flooring.
Modern, Roomy Apartment in Hunters Point With Outdoor Space, En Suite Bath Asks $1.86 Million
Here’s a two-bedroom, two bathroom apartment in Hunters Point that combines both modern details and industrial touches. The unit is in the Zipper, a brand new 41-residence development located at 5-33 48th Avenue that was converted from a former zipper factory.
Modern One-Bedroom Apartment in Long Island City With Lots of Amenities Asks $2,796 a Month
Here’s a uniquely shaped one-bedroom apartment in the center of Long Island City that comes with a number of appealing features and a clean, modern style. Located on the fourth floor of a 15-story building at 41-32 27th Street, the unit is walking distance from a number of parks, acclaimed restaurants and public transit options to Manhattan. There’s a well proportioned living-dining area laid out on a diagonal, with two huge windows flooding the room with light.
Renovated Brownstone in Bed Stuy With Six Mantels, Grand Staircase Asks $2.495 Million
Located on a beautiful tree-lined block in Bed Stuy, this brownstone is a charmer that mixes unique period details with a crisp modern sensibility. Recently renovated, the four-story house at 276 Halsey Street is currently configured as an owner’s triplex over a garden rental, which also has access to the cellar. The highly imaginative facade sports carved stonework and Romanesque detailing.
Three-Bedroom Hunters Point Condo With Two Private Terraces, Parking Asks $2.32 Million
This gracious and light-filled apartment in Hunters Point has three bedrooms and three baths, with a foyer that opens directly into the spacious living/dining room. Located at 21-30 44th Drive, it’s in a building called CORTE that offers superb residential design. Floor to ceiling windows define the living/dining room, which has an adjacent kitchen alcove that provides a breakfast bar and ample cabinetry.
Modern, Roomy Apartment in Hunters Point With Outdoor Space, En Suite Bath Asks $1.86 Million
With three-and-a-half bedrooms and three baths, this apartment in Hunters Point is spacious enough for a growing family. It’s located in The Zipper, a brand new development at 5-33 48th Avenue that was originally constructed in 1931 and recently converted to a 41-residence condominium. The apartment itself is roomy and well designed, with a large open living/dining area and a state-of-the-art kitchen. There is exposed brick and huge factory style windows to let in abundant light.
Roomy Two-Bedroom, Two-Bath Condo in Long Island City With Large Balcony Asks $890K
Here’s a nicely laid out two-bedroom, two-bath apartment in Long Island City that has a large, 93-square foot balcony. It’s conveniently located at 31-19 37th Avenue, at the corner of 32nd Street, near a host of cultural attractions along with transit options to Manhattan. The main living area is spacious, with enough room for living and dining accommodations.
Sleek Three-Bedroom Hunters Point Condo With Roof Deck, Parking Asks $2.01 Million
This sophisticated and modern three-bedroom, three bathroom apartment has a large light-flooded living/dining room with a spacious kitchen alcove. It’s in an eight-story building in the Hunters Point neighborhood called CORTE, located at 21-30 44th Drive.
Hunters Point's Zipper Building 2-Bedroom, 2-Bath Has Plentiful Amenities, Great Location, Asks $1.36 Million
This two-bedroom, two bathroom apartment with a home office in Hunters Point has a generously sized master suite complete with spa-like bathroom. It’s in The Zipper, a building originally constructed in 1931 and located at 5-33 48th Avenue that was recently converted to a 41-residence condominium. The apartment is spacious, with exposed brick walls, an original wood factory barn door and large, factory-style windows.
Spacious One-Bedroom Apartment in Hunters Point With Private Balcony, Elegant Finishes Asks $855K
Here’s a roomy one-bedroom apartment with a 38-square-foot private balcony off the living room and a spacious open kitchen. It’s on the second floor of one of the four-story townhouses that are part of The Craftsmen, a development in Hunters Point. The living room in the apartment is large, with the aforementioned private balcony and open kitchen on either end.
This Spacious One-Bedroom in Astoria With Balcony, Modern Touches Asks $2,723 Monthly
This spacious one-bedroom apartment in a modern residential building in Astoria has quiet, elegant touches and views from its large balcony off the bedroom. Located at 1401 Broadway, it also boasts the many perks of the growing neighborhood, including its easy commute to Manhattan. There’s an open kitchen, with stainless steel appliances and white cabinets and countertops, that sits near the entrance to the unit and looks over the roomy living/dining room.
Long Island City's Tallest Tower: Panoramic Views, Outdoor Pool and Amenities Galore
At 778 feet, Skyline Tower is the second tallest building in Queens. The 67-story glass tower offers 802 units with 360-degree panoramic views. And 155 of those units will have private, outdoor terraces. Located at 3 Court Square and designed by Whitehall Interiors, apartments feature floor-to-ceiling windows. With quartz slab countertops and backsplashes, kitchens feature stainless steel and Bosch appliances. Accented by bronze hardware, the bathrooms feature white marble and porcelain finishes.
Spacious Two-Bedroom Apartment in Astoria With Balcony, No Fee Asks $3,646 a Month
This thoroughly modern two-bedroom apartment in Astoria is spacious and elegant, with a large central living space. Located at 1401 Broadway, it’s within an eight-story building just two blocks from the East River and in the heart of one of the borough’s most bustling neighborhoods. The open kitchen has sleek, stainless appliances and sand-colored backsplashes. Immediately to the right of the kitchen is a balcony with room enough for two.
Spacious Long Island City Condo With Soaring Ceiling, Radiant Heat, 8 Closets Asks $1.61 Million
A swank newcomer to Long Island City, The Bond at 46-20 11th Street is a glamorous amalgamation of a crisp design sensibility, comfort and convenience. It contains 42 residences within a deft brick and glass exterior that echoes the district’s industrial not-too-distant past. Apartment 1C is an elegant two-bedroom/two-bath duplex with a large great room and open kitchen on the lower level. Spacious bedrooms flank the great hall on the floor above and are complemented by ample closet space.
New Modern Rental Building in Astoria with Rooftop Views, Outdoor Lounge and Library
Astoria’s relatively quick commute to Manhattan has long been one of its perks, and the rental apartments at 1401 Broadway has even more going for it: spacious apartments and two outdoor landscaped spaces, including a 1,000 square foot roof terrace with views of Queens and Manhattan and a 5,000 square foot second-floor outdoor lounge — just in time for the spring.
Stylish Two-Bedroom Condo With Balconies, Parking Available, Pool in Flushing Asks $1,442,740
Enjoy the views from the large balcony just off the living space in this new, stylishly designed, amenity-laden, two bedroom, two bathroom condominium at 134-37 35th Avenue in Flushing, Queens. Another balcony is found at the opposite end of the home, off the master bedroom. The 100 condominium units at the Farrington sit atop a seven-story Sheraton Four Points Hotel on a corner lot. This apartment, No. 9A, is a corner unit with three exposures so it gets more natural light than many others.
This Spacious Condo Atop Sheraton Hotel in Flushing Has Balcony, Vented Kitchen, Pool
The Farrington is a new development situated atop the Sheraton Four Points Hotel in the vibrant and perennially popular neighborhood of Flushing in Queens. Located at 134-37 35th Avenue on floors 8 through 15, it is elegantly designed with a contrasting glass and dark wood exterior and includes 100 residences, all with either one or two bedrooms. Apartment 9D is a well laid out two-bedroom, two-bath home. The combined living-dining room leads to a large balcony facing east.
Garden Duplex With Balcony in Long Island City's New Townhouse-Style Complex Asks $1.349 Million
Townhouse-style living distinguishes The Craftsmen, a new row of eight four-story buildings whose apartments range from studios to three-bedrooms in Long Island City in Queens. It is just around the corner from MOMA PS1, steps from neighborhood bars and restaurants and has easy access to the G, 7 and E trains. This bright and airy one-bedroom, Unit 2 at 21-20 45th Road, has a flexible lower level opening onto a private garden.
Window-Wrapped Penthouse in Distinctive LIC Condo With Parking Available Asks $1.585 Million
Here is an opportunity to live atop CORTE, a new condominium designed by Argentinian architects Dieguez Fridman and New York firm Beyer Blinder Belle. Penthouse E is designed with clean lines and a simple plan to make maximum use of the space. The apartment is flooded with light, as the front walls of each room are composed of the tinted curtain glass that wraps the building’s facade. Step through the entry and into the spacious living and dining area with its curtain wall of glass.
Astoria One-Bedroom With Balcony, Big Windows in Building With Parking, Sauna, Library Asks $2,631
It’s long been understood that, with its short commuting distance to Manhattan and laid-back small-town feel, Astoria is one of the best places to live in Queens. With recent developments regarding a certain online retailer, that designation could easily be upgraded to “one of the most desirable places to live in NYC.” And 1401 Broadway aims to put renters at the center of that universe with exceptional modern interiors and amenities.
Sleek, Spacious Two-Bedroom in Hunter’s Point With Floor-to-Ceiling Windows Asks $1.23 Million
Here’s a swank two-bedroom/two-bath apartment in Hunter’s Point that has premium finishes throughout and a host of enviable amenities. It’s located at 46-20 11th Street in Hunter’s Point, a section of Long Island City that is seeing a wave of building boom ahead of Amazon’s future arrival. The building, called The Bond, contains 42 residences wrapped in a sleekly buttoned-down brick and glass exterior with playful references to the neighborhood’s industrial past.
Elegant One-Bedroom Apartment in Astoria with Balcony, Available Parking Asks $2,677 a Month
Here’s a luxe one-bedroom apartment in Astoria that is quite spacious, with an open main living space and oversized windows throughout. Located at 1401 Broadway, it’s within an eight-story building just two blocks from the East River and in the heart of one of the borough’s most popular neighborhoods. The apartment is defined by well-appointed touches like quartz counters, white oak flooring, a bathroom equipped with radiant heated floors and premium fixtures and a nice-sized balcony.
Hunter's Point Duplex With Double-Height Living Room, Two Terraces, Amenities Asks $1.9 Million
This spacious duplex apartment with a soaring double-height living room, three bedrooms and two terraces is both inspiring and comfortable. It’s located in a new 42-unit condominium called The Bond, located at 46-20 11th Street in the center of Hunter’s Point, the section of Long Island City experiencing a building boom ahead of Amazon’s new campus. Floor-to-ceiling windows are a feature of every room, and the finishes throughout are luxe.
Boutique Long Island City Condo With Two Bedrooms, Balcony, Tax Abatement Asks $900K
One of 10 residences in a new red-brick condo building in Long Island City, 31-19 37th Avenue’s 4A offers a balance of sense and sensibility increasingly hard to find. Bright and spacious, 4A is a two-bedroom, two-bath apartment with a corner exposure and large balcony. The foyer leads to an open kitchen and dining/living room flanked by the bedrooms.
Architect-Designed Long Island City Condo With Roof Deck, Parking Available Asks $1.81 Million
One of Long Island City’s most interesting new architectural designs, the sleek Corte at 21-30 44th Drive gives an Expressionistic twist to the High Modernist aesthetic, the Seagram Building by way of Malibu. Created as a series of interlocking cubes and diagonal facets that project and recess at the upper levels, the building’s taut tinted glass skin creates a subtly dramatic presence on its block.
Astoria Two-Bedroom With Modern Look, Parking, Amenities Offers One Month Free Rent
Here’s a spacious two-bedroom rental in Astoria with a clean, modern look. Located at 1401 Broadway, it’s off one of the neighborhood’s main drags, and only two blocks away from green space on the East River. The apartment is on the third floor of an eight-story building with floor-to-ceiling windows. There are elegant finishes, white oak floors and a neutral palette throughout that is both modern and comfortable.
Long Island City Condo With Two Bedrooms, Two Baths, Big Windows, Roof Deck Asks $875K
A pleasantly understated take on casual modern living, 31-19 37th Avenue is one of the latest additions to Long Island City’s ever-growing apartment development. Containing 10 units, the building has a plum-red brick façade that echoes that of the original industrial lofts that line nearby blocks. The interiors are warm and inviting, making the most of space and light for one- and two-bedroom apartments. Unit 2B is a two-bedroom, two-bath with big windows and a graceful flow of living space.
Long Island City Penthouse With Views, Terrace, Walk-in Closet Asks $1.335 Million
This well-designed, modern space in Long Island City sits atop an eight-story building that pays homage to the nautical history of the surrounding neighborhood. Situated on 44th Drive in the midst of the Long Island City real estate renaissance, The Decker is named for the W.O. Decker, a tugboat operated by the Newtown Creek Towing Company. The apartment has great views of the surrounding area and Manhattan skyline. The living space is open plan and the spacious great room opens onto a terrace.
Downtown Brooklyn Rental Building Offers City Skyline Views, Outdoor Space and Incentives
Rising 21 stories above the heart of downtown Brooklyn, the BRiQ building recently assumed its place on the rapidly developing skyline. Designed by Urban Tectonics, the red-brick building (which puts the brick in BRiQ) at 237 Duffield Street offers 110 rental apartments, a mix of studio, one- and two-bedrooms, each with hardwood flooring and brushed steel lighting. The brushed steel theme extends into the kitchen, with brushed stainless backsplash.
Long Island City Penthouse With Huge Terrace, Two Bedrooms, Amenities Asks $3,645 a Month
Two ideas come immediately to mind when viewing this penthouse unit at The Addition, a recently renovated 94-unit premium rental building at 33-01 38th Avenue in Long Island City. The first idea is “outdoor space,” because this rental is swimming in it. Its terrace wraps around all the rooms and is accessible from the spacious living room and a bedroom. The terrace is an ideal space for cocktail parties, cookouts or just enjoying the expansive Long Island City view.
Brooklyn Apartments for Sale: 237 Duffield Street
Amid the bustle of Downtown Brooklyn, the 110-unit BRiQ building stands out. Located at 237 Duffield Street, between Fulton and Willoughby, occupancy for the building begins August 15. Studios in the 21-floor building are about 450 square feet; one-bedrooms are 620 square feet and two- bedrooms are 840 square feet.
One-Bedroom With Sleek Kitchen, Outdoor Space, Package Room in Downtown Brooklyn Asks $2,931
A handsome addition to Downtown Brooklyn, BRiQ at 237 Duffield Street takes its architectural cues from the classical commercial, industrial and loft buildings that make up the historic core of the Fulton Street corridor. Rising 21 stories in red brick, the building offers 110 rental apartments — studios, one- and two-bedrooms — in a location that’s hard to beat for convenience.
$710K Gets You a One-Bedroom With Balcony in Jojo Anavim-Bedecked Long Island City's Canvas
Located at 42-83 Hunter Street in Long Island City, the Canvas is an intimate 14-unit boutique condominium with a decidedly artistic theme. An immense, multi-story work by artist Jojo Anavim decorates the building’s facade while another of his works is showcased in the lobby. But the creativity doesn’t end there. The minimalist finishes, white walls and big windows create a backdrop to display your own works of art.
Two-Bedroom, Two-Bath Home With Huge Terrace in Long Island City's The Harrison Asks $1.4 Million
The Harrison offers prospective buyers much in the way of aesthetics and amenities, but when it comes to apartment No. 204, it’s all about the terrace. Although the apartment, located at 27-21 44th Drive in Long Island City, is plenty big in its own right, the private terrace is even bigger. Facing northeast, it measures roughly 36 by 34 feet and looks out over the expanse of Long Island City’s growing landscape.
Clean-Lined One-Bedroom in Long Island City's The Decker With Amenities, Big Windows Asks $775K
Walk down the entrance hall of 5B, a prime one-bedroom in The Decker, a nautical themed boutique condominium in Long Island City’s Court Square area, and you notice two things not common to New York City apartments: two huge double-door closets and an in-unit washer-dryer. Then again, the Decker is all about exceeding expectations. The apartment has an open plan and huge multi-planed windows reminiscent of factory design.
Close on This Big, Bright 3-Bedroom Court Square Penthouse for Under $1.5 Million
Close on this floor-through penthouse this spring and you’ll get a nice chunk of change in return: $30,000 to be exact. But the signing bonus is just one in a long list of appealing features that come with this apartment. Located at 42-83 Hunter Street in Long Island City, the Canvas is hard to miss, with a multi-story work by artist Jojo Anavim adorning the facade of the building, another of his works featured in the lobby, and lots of appealing aesthetic touches throughout.
Long Island City Condo Comes With 30K Credit -- See It at an Open House This Saturday
The lure of The Decker, an eight-story condo building at 21-10 44th Drive in Long Island City, has sold 75 percent of its units. For starters, there’s the convenience of the 7 train — and then there’s the $30,000 incentive credit to whoever buys unit 6C. With 1,310 square feet, and an additional 166 square feet of outdoor space, the three-bedroom, two-bath unit includes a dedicated Daikin HVAC system for individual heating and cooling, and four-inch-wide oak flooring.
Long Island City Condos Feature Pop Art Murals, Heated Floors and Vented Kitchens
The new 14-story condo building at 42-83 Hunter Street, Canvas, is difficult to miss — it’s got a pop-art mural painted on its exterior, 50 feet high, that reminds one of Lichtenstein, if he had tagged buildings in Long Island City. Modern Spaces agents said the mural is one of the reasons buyers — from Long Island City, Hoboken, Manhattan, and all parts of Brooklyn — have been interested in homes at Canvas. The building is 60 percent sold.
Roomy One-Bedroom Condo With Huge Garden in Long Island City's Canvas Asks $1.17 Million
The ground floor apartment at the Canvas at 42-83 Hunter Street offers the best of both worlds: a berth in a luxury building loaded with amenities and outdoor space in which to relax and enjoy the seasons — whether entertaining or simply taking in the fresh air. The garden itself is sizable — at 30 by 25 feet — and it’s private. The rest of the apartment retains the “wide open spaces” theme with a large open living area on the garden floor.
Long Island City Penthouse Has Balconies, California Closets, Radiant Heat for $1.595 Million
The Canvas, located at 42-83 Hunter Street in Long Island City, is a building that lives up to its name: Splashed across its facade is a multi-story work by artist Jojo Anavim, with another of his works featured in the lobby. Inside, the building’s 14 units are equally distinct, especially the three-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom penthouse, with a keyed elevator that opens directly into the apartment’s central hallway.
Two-Bedroom Long Island City Penthouse With Terrace, Walk-in Closet Asks $1.385 Million
This two-bedroom penthouse in Long Island City’s The Decker, an eight-story building on 44th Drive, is a modern and well-designed space. The building pays homage to the nautical history of the surrounding neighborhood; it’s named for a tugboat, the W.O. Decker, operated by the Newtown Creek Towing Company. The apartment has north-facing views and gets good light from oversized windows and the terrace. The large, sun-filled living/dining room (17.4 feet by 14.5 feet) leads out to the terrace.
Spacious Three-Bedroom Long Island City Apartment With Two Balconies Asks $1.575 Million
Here’s a three-bedroom apartment in Long Island City’s The Decker, with southwest-facing terraces off both the living room and the master bedroom that offer views of the surrounding neighborhood. With two terraces, white oak flooring and oversize windows, the home has a light and modern feel. The open-plan kitchen has Italian cabinetry, Kohler fixtures and Bosch appliances.
Queens Homes for Sale: Condos at the Decker Building in LIC
It’s not difficult to explain why The Decker, an eight-story condo building at 21-10 44th Drive in Long Island City, is nearly 70 percent sold. “Location, location, location,” said Mary Beth McGill, licensed sales person at Modern Spaces, referring to the 7 train nearby at Court Square.
Queens Apartment for Sale: One-Bedroom Condo in LIC's Canvas
Here’s a modern one-bedroom condo in the Canvas, the aptly named Long Island City building that displays murals both on the side of the facade and in the lobby by visual artist Jojo Anavim. Inside, there’s a large bedroom and an even bigger living room with a balcony, each with large, bright windows. The connected kitchen has wood cabinets and Caesarstone countertops, plus a Samsung refrigerator, a Bosch gas range and a dishwasher.
Queens Apartments for Sale: 42-83 Hunter Street Long Island City
If there’s a more interesting way for a building to draw attention than a massive Pop Art-inspired mural stretching 50 feet high on its exterior, we haven’t thought of it yet. But a huge painted mural is not the only reason why buyers from Manhattan and Long Island City have been drawn to Canvas, the new 14-story condo building at 42-83 Hunter Street in Long Island City.
Queens Apartments for Sale: The Decker at 21-10 44th Drive
Think of the penthouse apartment at the top of The Decker as a crow’s nest and you have the right idea. The Decker, a boutique condominium at 21-10 44th Drive in Long Island City, pays homage to its Court Square neighborhood’s seafaring legacy. Its name comes from the Newtown Creek Towing Company’s vessel, a steam-powered 1930s tugboat named the W.O. Decker; its lobby is adorned with cage lamps and exposed wooden ceiling beams. This apartment, however, is thoroughly docked in the modern world.
2 New Condo Buildings Coming to Rental-Heavy Hunters Point This Spring
HUNTERS POINT — Two new condominium projects will hit the market this spring, answering a demand for condos in an area that's seen a majority of rental development over the last several years. A luxury building with 23 homes, called The Corner, is being built at 47-28 11th St., while another condo project with 39 units called Liv@ Murray Park is underway at 11-35 45th Ave.
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