The Industry,
21-45 44th Drive

Overview of The Industry at 21-45 44th Drive

The Industry is a boutique 75 unit luxury condominium at 21-45 44th Street in Long Island City's Court Square neighborhood, developed by Stuart and Alan Suna, the brothers behind Silvercup Studios. Sales launched in September 2010 for this 7-story building designed by GreenbergFarrow, marking the Suna brothers' first foray into market-rate residential development after decades of affordable housing projects. The developers, who transformed a former bakery into the renowned Silvercup Studios film complex, brought their attention to detail and quality construction to this residential project.

Apartments feature high ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows that maximize natural light and provide expansive views across Long Island City and Manhattan. Units range from alcove studios (524 sq ft) to spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom corner apartments, with many featuring private balconies and storage units. Common features include oak hardwood flooring, in-unit washers and dryers, and open kitchen layouts with stainless steel appliances including Samsung refrigerators and KitchenAid ranges. Higher end finishes include Carrara marble vanity countertops, Italian porcelain tile, and soft close cabinetry.

The Industry offers comprehensive amenities including doorman service from 7am to 10pm, a live-in superintendent, a state-of-the-art fitness center and a fully furnished landscaped rooftop deck with Weber gas grills and spectacular Manhattan skyline views. Additional amenities include a children's playroom, bike storage, and a landscaped courtyard. The pet friendly building also provides refrigerated lobby storage and on-site parking options.

Located in the vibrant Court Square area, the building is within walking distance of MoMA PS1, Murray Park, and numerous restaurants and cafes. Local conveniences include nearby supermarkets such as Trader Joe's and Target, along with the LIC waterfront just a 10 minute walk away. Transportation is exceptional, with the E, M, 7, and G subway lines just one block away, offering a one stop ride to Lexington Avenue/53rd Street and a three stop journey to Grand Central Station. The N and R trains are also nearby.