Last updated on Nov 21, 2025

42-50 24th Street

Queens' second-tallest condominium tower rises 38 stories in Long Island City with 393 residences. Premium amenities include an indoor pool, fitness center, and 195 parking spaces near Queensboro Plaza transit hub.

Q3 2027

Target Sales Date

Q1 2028

Planned Delivery Date

Builders

Developer

United Construction Development

Architect

Interior Design

Overview of 42-50 24th Street

42-50 24th Street is a 38 story condominium tower in Long Island City that rises 589 feet, making it the second tallest condo building in Queens after the nearby Skyline Tower. The building contains 393 residential units along with 5,000 square feet of grade level retail space. Amenities include a fitness center, indoor pool, entertaining lounges, and 195 indoor parking spaces. The parking allocation is particularly notable given the building's scale and urban location. The tower is situated near SculptureCenter and the Queensboro Plaza transportation hub, providing residents with access to local dining options and transit connections throughout the area.

Doorman

None

Type

Condo

Year Built

Planned for 2028

Apartments

393 (view all units)

Floors

Pets: Allowed

Neighborhood

Long Island City (LIC / Queens)

Min Down

20%

Developer

United Construction Development

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Recent Updates

Skyline Tower developer buys in Long Island City

Feb 19, 2025

In March 2024, developer Chris Jiashu Xu, bought a Long Island City development site at 42-50 24th Street for $57.5 million from a joint venture that includes Fisher Brothers and the Hakim Organization. The property is a block from another of Xu's projects, and his portfolio includes Skyline Tower, Queens' tallest residential building.

Amenities

Attended Lobby
High-Rise
Central AC
Pool
Elevator
Children's Playroom
Lounge
Fitness Center
On-Site Parking
In-Unit Washer/Dryer
Bike Room
Common Dining Room
Game Room
Terraces / Balconies

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at Queens Plaza North and 27th 0.16 miles

at 21st and 44th Ave 0.20 miles

at 41st Ave 0.31 miles

at Northern Blvd and 41st Ave 0.31 miles

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between 24th Street & Crescent Street

Long Island City

Innovative design, iconic views, motivating amenities. From $665K: Inspired residences with outdoor terraces and skyline views. 5 minutes to Midtown | 2025 Occupancy

Studios starting at $790,000
1 beds starting at $899,000
2 beds starting at $1,480,000
3 beds starting at $2,725,000

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