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LIC Post

Permits filed for new 8-story mixed-use building, across from the Dutch House in LIC

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Sidewalk e-bike charging comes to Queensbridge: DOT opens applications for property owners

By Athena Dawson

LIC Post

Blissville residents demand action as sewage backups turn homes into disaster zones

Real Estate

Housing lottery launches for 23 units at residential building in LIC, studios starting at $3,423

By Ethan Marshall

LIC Post

LIC warehouse sold for $7.6M in deal handled by Modern Spaces

Real Estate

First retail leases announced for Malt Drive development in LIC

By Ethan Marshall

Real Estate

Permits filed for new 6-story homeless shelter in Long Island City

By Ethan Marshall

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Real Estate

Rental prices in Queens continued to rise from previous year in November 2024: report

By Ethan Marshall

Real Estate

Housing lottery launches for 72 units at AURA in LIC, studios starting at $3,423

By Ethan Marshall

LIC Post

Lavender Court Ladies Luncheon in Long Island City honors inspiring women of Queens

LIC Post

Popular Long Island City vet shuts down after nearly two decades

Real Estate

Long Island City development moves forward with $70M loan for 26-story building

By Ethan Marshall

Jai and Sitara at their Christmas tree stall last weekend. Photo via family

LIC Post

Young hearts give back: Two eight-year-olds in LIC raise funds for charity with Christmas tree sale

LIC Post

LIC Partnership and LIC BID to host annual meeting at the Foundry Tuesday night

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Politics

Divided support in Queens: City Council approves Mayor Adams’ ‘City of Yes’ plan despite opposition from half of Queens Council members

By Colum Motherway

LIC Post

Community garden in Long Island City battles eviction by MTA

LIC Post

Op-ed: Why expanding child care is essential for Long Island City’s growth

Astoria Post

Senator Gianaris partners with local organizations to provide Thanksgiving support in Western Queens

LIC Post

Construction completes for The Northern residential buildings in LIC

View of the Orchard from the third-floor rooftop deck. Photo: Shane O'Brien

LIC Post

Queens’ tallest building, the Orchard, celebrates topping out as it nears completion; set to welcome tenants in 2026

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Real Estate

Queens rent continues year-over-year rise in October 2024: report

By Ethan Marshall

LIC Post

Little Caesars to celebrate grand opening in Long Island City with ribbon cutting, charitable donation

Royce Chen (left) and Daniel Sena Paulino (right) talk to students at the grand opening of City Jiu-Jitsu Academy on Sunday. Photo: Shane O'Brien

LIC Post

New martial arts center, City Jiu-Jitsu celebrates grand opening in Long Island City

LIC Post

Senior assaulted during convenience store robbery near 108th Precinct in LIC: NYPD

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Manhattan rally blasts ICE as ‘Trump’s gestapo’ a day after NJ mayor arrested while visiting immigrant detention center

Stonewall House, a residence for LGBTQ older adults, is based in the Fort Greene section of Brooklyn.

Report suggests pathways to sustainable, lower-cost housing for LGBTQ older adults

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