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The View From Long Island City is Magnificent

October 29, 2007

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View of Long Island City from Manhattan - Roosevelt Island in the foreground.

The Long Island City Real estate market is on the rise. Savvy home buyers, renters, and businesses have lots of choices in this up and coming neighborhood. Convenience and affordability within proximity to Manhattan is a huge draw.

Real Estate Video by - Real Estate Blogger

Takeaways - The Stoler Report with Michael Stoler:

According to Michael Stoler, “The view from Long Island City is Magnificent”.

Perry Fine - LPF Realty:

  • It’s a case of perception versus reality
  • Growth is slower than he’d like
  • No specific demographic of people moving to LIC
  • People want more square footage for their dollar
  • 7 train lines - 1 stop to Manhattan
  • LIC has a beach where you can play volleyball with the Manhattan skyline in the background

Mark Gold - Silvercup studios:

  • Every demographic is coming to LIC
  • Perception of value compared to other boros
  • Price point - $600-$800 square foot
  • Varying pockets of higher and lower price per square foot
  • Toll has a project getting $800-$1,000 ppsf

David Brause - Brause Realty:

  • 3 hotels coming to LIC - W Hotel - Marriott Courtyard - Hilton Garden
  • LIC real estate is 1/2 - 1/3 of Manhattan prices
  • Good deals are abound

Josh Kuriloff - Cushman Wakefield:

  • Today - Long Island City is going through a renaissance - gentrification
  • You gotta see tomorrow, it’s not about today

It takes time for a neighborhood to take shape. Eventually, more amenities, businesses, restaurants and supermarkets will become available in the neighborhood. The accessibility to Manhattan and the airports is a another great reason to consider LIC as your next place to live or work.

Is Long Island City the next great place to live in the 5 boros?

Visit LICNYC to get the inside scoop about the neighborhood.

Posted by Rudolph D. Bachraty III | Filed Under Long Island City 

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