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Eric Benaim is once again circulating a petition to revive the Amazon HQ2 project in Long Island City.

Real Estate

Amazon deal in Long Island City sparks an even bigger boom for neighborhood real estate broker

By Bill Parry

City Comptroller Scott Stringer said on Jan. 3 that he would help residents of the Citylights co-ops in Long Island City seek tax relief and stay in their homes.

Politics

City Comptroller stands with Long Island City co-op residents fighting to save their homes

By Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech

Real Estate

Sleek, spacious two-bedroom in LIC’s Hunters Point with floor-to-ceiling windows asks $1.23 million

By QNS News Team

Real Estate

Report finds that multiple Queens neighborhoods had rental price decreases in December

By Emily Davenport

Business

Amazon deal in Long Island City sparks an even bigger boom for neighborhood real estate broker

By Bill Parry

Long Island City home prices surge in wake of Amazon HQ2 deal announcement: Report

Real Estate

Long Island City home prices surge in wake of Amazon HQ2 deal announcement: Report

By Carlotta Mohamed

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Hunters Point duplex with double-height living room, two terraces, amenities asks $1.9 million

By QNS News Team

Real Estate

Boutique Long Island City condo with two bedrooms, balcony, tax abatement asks $900K

By QNS News Team

Real Estate

Long Island City home prices surge in wake of Amazon HQ2 deal announcement: report

By Carlotta Mohamed

Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney speaks of the need for better transportation options ahead of Amazon's arrival during an LIC Partnership event last week.

Business

With Amazon on the way to LIC, Maloney calls for more rail service and infrastructure in western Queens

By Bill Parry

The Long Island City streetscape at Queens Plaza North

Real Estate

Long Island City property sellers bumped up their asking prices after Amazon HQ2 deal, report finds

By Robert Pozarycki

The mouth of the Anable Basin in Long Island City, where Amazon will develop its HQ2 campus in partnership with local real estate companies.

Business

Economic development boss defends Amazon HQ2 deal during City Council grilling

By Bill Parry

GOVERNOR CUOMO AND MAYOR DE BLASIO ANNOUNCE AMAZON SELECTS LONG ISLAND CITY FOR NEW CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS

Business

Some of western Queens’ biggest movers and shakers are part of new Amazon Community Advisory Committee

By Bill Parry

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Real Estate

Queens real estate agency partnering on website to help Amazon employees find a home in Long Island City

By Emily Davenport

Real Estate

Architect-designed Long Island City condo with roof deck, parking available asks $1.81 million

By QNS News Team

A new poll says 60 percent of Queens residents approve of the deal that will bring Amazon to Long Island City but opponents call it meaningless.

Business

Opponents of Amazon’s Long Island City deal slam Quinnipiac poll as meaningless

By Bill Parry

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Business

Poll shows New Yorkers welcome Amazon to Long Island City but they are divided on the tax breaks

By Bill Parry

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Business

Queens lawmaker drafts legislation curbing insider dealing in real estate after reports of Amazon employees buying LIC condos

By Bill Parry

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Business

City Council plans hearings and legislation over the deal to bring Amazon to Long Island City

By Bill Parry

Business

Amazon slams union report for ‘ignoring facts’, defends hiring practices as Queens HQ2 battle rages on

By Bill Parry

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Real Estate

Long Island City homeless shelter sold to Brooklyn investor for $23.2M

By Mark Hallum

The mouth of the Anable Basin in Long Island City, where Amazon will develop its HQ2 campus in partnership with local real estate companies.

Real Estate

Amazon is an opportunity to improve the community, according to LIC real estate broker

By Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech

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Real Estate

Take a look inside these apartments in Astoria and Long Island City

By Emily Davenport

Real Estate

Long Island City penthouse with views, terrace, walk-in closet asks $1.335 million

By QNS News Team

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