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Talk about a door-buster deal. Two bandits who smashed their way through the entrances of cellphone stores in Middle Village and Long Island City and stole high-tech merchandise this month remain on the lam. Authorities said the brazen crooks used a vehicle to smash open the front door of the RadioShack store located at 69-18 Metropolitan […]
By Suzanne Parker TimesLedger Newspapers Subscribe Get our stories in your inbox, free. Like TimesLedger on Facebook. Oro is a sleek new Italian restaurant in Long Island City. One of a new wave of upscale eateries descending on the area, it is no doubt intended to serve the needs of recent and soon-to-be residents brought […]
Automotive (0 – 3) and Long Island City are both heading into their Saturday contest this week after losing their previous games. Long Island City was within striking distance but couldn’t close the gap last week as it fell 20 – 14 to Douglass Academy. The loss dropped Long Island City’s record to 1-2. Meanwhile, […]
A rendering of The Harrison, a 120-unit luxury condo located in Long Island City that’s exclusively being sold by Modern Spaces. The Harrison, a 120-unit luxury condominium located at 27-21 44th Drive in Long Island City, has officially launched sales. Developed by Silvercup Properties to be the tallest residential condominium development in Long Island City, […]
With the Citywide Ferry Service on track to launch next summer, city officials announced last week that a new ferry landing will arrive in Long Island City as part of the first phase of expansion seeking to better connect outer borough residents to Manhattan. Metal Shark and Horizon shipyards have been contracted to build the […]
With the Citywide Ferry Service on track to launch next summer, city officials announced last week that a new ferry landing will arrive in Long Island City as part of the first phase of expansion seeking to better connect outer borough residents to Manhattan. Metal Shark and Horizon shipyards have been contracted to build the […]
Developers have been filling Long Island City with new residential projects for several years but the area is still lacking in some basic services. Now, residents will be able to pick up their prescriptions, snacks, school supplies from their children and more when a CVS comes to Hunters Point South Commons, LIC Talk first reported. […]
There’s no doubt that Queens is one of the, if not the, food capitals of the country — a fact lifelong borough resident Richard Mumith is proud of. “When it comes to food, Queens is king,” Mumith said. “Forget about Manhattan.” Mumith wanted to highlight the culinary prowess of the World’s Borough to show tourists […]
(L. to r.); Maria Torres-Springer, Commissioner, NYC Economic Development Corporation; Debra Markell Kleinert, District Manager; Elizabeth Lusskin, Executive Director, Long Island City Partnership; Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer; Assemblywoman Catherine Nolan; state Senator Michael Gianaris and Leslie Wright, NYC Regional Director, NYS Parks. Assemlywoman Cathy Nolan released a statement in which she commended the NYC Economic […]
By: Rebecca Baird-Remba 3:00 pm on September 28, 2016 Japanese budget hotel operator Toyoko Inn Co. is planning a huge hotel in Long Island City. The company has filed applications for a 50-story hotel—its first one in the U.S.—at 24-09 Jackson Avenue, between 45th Avenue and 23rd Street. The sizable building would fill a long-vacant lot […]
The newest Spider-Man reboot is filming in Long Island City today and residents should expect some simulated explosions today. According to the 114th Precinct, the production company will film a controlled explosion between 3 and 6 p.m. at 43-23 37th Ave. near New York Presbyterian Church. “Spider-Man: Homecoming” will be the second reboot of […]
The development branch of Silvercup Studios has officially started selling the 120 units in the tallest condominium in Long Island City. Located at 27-21 44th Dr., the 27-story property will be completed in May 2017. Dubbed The Harrison, the condo will feature a mix of studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom units that will range in price from $495,000 to $2,500,000. Harry Suna, the […]
Sales are now underway on what will become Longest Island City’s tallest condo building when it is complete next year. The Harrison, as the building is now known, is being developed by Silvercup Properties and features a total of 120 apartments. The New York Times first reported on the sales launch of the building, which […]
Here’s what the $10M-$20M NYC investment sales market looked like last week Castellan scoops up vacant NoMad lot next door to its project; Rybak bags LIC dev site September 26, 2016 12:20PM By Kyna Doles From left: 7 East 30th Street in Midtown, 11-12 44th Drive in Long Island City and Sergey Rybak 1.) A […]
The future 15-story residential building at 41-32 27th Street, called Steel Haus, has reached street level. The narrow building will sit upon an irregularly-shaped plot on the northern fringe of the booming Court Square district, north of Queens Plaza. The 46-unit project, developed by the Hakimian Organization, will join a dense block of residential and […]
WATCH: What to expect from Long Island City’s office market Tishman Speyer’s 1.1 million-square-foot project is just the tip of the iceberg September 23, 2016 07:00AM By Alistair Gardiner Over the past decade, roughly 11,000 rental and condo units have sprouted up in Long Island City, with another 22,000 apartments on the way. As a result of this residential boom, […]
Sales are now underway on what will become Longest Island City’s tallest condo building when it is complete next year. The Harrison, as the building is now known, is being developed by Silvercup Properties and features a total of 120 apartments. The New York Times first reported on the sales launch of the building, which […]
WATCH: What to expect from Long Island City’s office market Tishman Speyer’s 1.1 million-square-foot project is just the tip of the iceberg September 23, 2016 07:00AM By Alistair Gardiner Over the past decade, roughly 11,000 rental and condo units have sprouted up in Long Island City, with another 22,000 apartments on the way. As a result of this residential boom, […]
Office-to-residential conversions are usually expected of ornate, pre-war high-rises, or tall-ceiling industrial lofts. Such conversions are much more rare at mid-century office buildings, particularly ones that had no redeeming architectural value in the first place. Long Island City’s Luna LIC became one of the city’s only such projects when it opened its doors earlier this […]
September 21, By Hannah Wulkan A popular ride sharing service will now also deliver food directly to your doorstep. Uber announced this morning that it has expanded its UberEATS app in to Queens for the first time, covering Astoria, Long Island City, and Sunnyside. The app has partnered with 30 local restaurants, and will deliver […]