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LIC Post

Construction completes for The Northern residential buildings in LIC

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Real Estate

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

By Ethan Marshall

Real Estate

Flushing, LIC, and Astoria see rise in Q3 condo sale prices, driven by strong demand in Queens real estate market: report

By Ethan Marshall

Real Estate

Housing lottery launches for 282 units at towering Lumen LIC, rent starts at $2,990

By Ethan Marshall

Real Estate

Demolition begins at former Paragon Paint Building site for 23-story mixed-use tower in Long Island City

By Ethan Marshall

Real Estate

Driving to new heights: Skyline Tower in LIC offers Porsche with select penthouse purchases

By Ethan Marshall

Real Estate

Malt Drive Park opens, transforming Long Island City waterfront along Newtown Creek

By Ethan Marshall

LIC Post

Demolition permits filed for three 2-story LIC commercial buildings

LIC Post

‘Radiant’ unveils renderings as sales launch for new luxury condominium in LIC

Real Estate

‘Feels Like a Prison’: Residents of luxury LIC high-rise voice series of complaints

By Shane O’Brien

Long Island City Partnership president Laura Rothrock delivers welcoming remarks at a previous LIC Summit event at The Museum of the Moving Image. (Photo by Paul Frangipane)

LIC Post

Long Island City Partnership hosts 10th annual LIC Summit to discuss neighborhood growth and vision Tuesday

Real Estate

Council Member Won announces waterfront walking tour to kick off public engagement for One LIC plan

By Shane O’Brien

Real Estate

Housing lottery launches for 6-story mixed-use building in Astoria, rent starts at $2,275

By Ethan Marshall

Real Estate

Leasing begins for first phase of new Malt Drive development in Hunters Point

By Ethan Marshall

Real Estate

20-story residential tower completes construction in Long Island City, units start at $3,596

By Ethan Marshall

Astoria Post

Housing lottery launches at The Northern II residential buildings in LIC, rent starts at $1,757

Advocates gather outside the Department of Education building on Vernon Boulevard during Saturday's sleepout. Photo: Shane O'Brien

Real Estate

Dozens gather for community sleepout against One LIC neighborhood plan

By Shane O’Brien

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Real Estate

City Planning Dept appoints new leadership for Queens office to lead development plans in Long Island City and Jamaica

By Czarinna Andres

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Real Estate

Cost of rentals in Queens continue to rise year-over-year in August 2024: report

By Ethan Marshall

Real Estate

Housing lottery opens for 41 units in 27-story LIC residential tower, rent starts at $1,631

By Ethan Marshall

Real Estate

High-end nail studio signs lease for Malt Drive project in LIC

By Ethan Marshall

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Real Estate

Average rental price in Queens continues upward trend in July 2024: report

By Ethan Marshall

Real Estate

Housing lottery opens for 37 units in Court Square, studio rent starts at $3,088

By Ethan Marshall

Real Estate

Leasing launches for 28-story residential tower in LIC

By emarshall

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