Every apartment hunter in New York embarks on the search with convenience in mind. That has sent an increasing number to Long Island City, where a large number of subway stops makes for a quick commute to midtown Manhattan. With its location less than 200 feet from the 7, E, and M trains, glassy new condominium 5 Court Square can certainly offer that. Moreover, a selection of pre-installed smart technology features gives an extra advantage to the apartments, which have just launched sales.
Kitchen
All 58 units feature the grand proportions, sweeping views, and high-end finishes the discerning buyer has come to expect. It is all underscored by smart home offerings evident upon entry, where all front doors have Latch smart-lock door systems. Inside, the massive windows come with motorized, WiFi-controlled Hunter Douglas shades. In addition to custom Italian cabinetry and signature sinks, the kitchens are outfitted with appliances that work with Bosch Home Connect. The lock, shades, and appliances can all be controlled by smartphone, as can the units’ Nest thermostat, Nest Protect smoke detector, Wemo light switches in every room, and Google Assistant.
Residents' lounge
Select units have private terraces, and all residents have access to a suite of amenities that includes a fully equipped fitness center, a children’s playroom, and a residents’ lounge with a balcony. A doorman is on hand throughout the day, as is a daytime superintendent. The building also offers a bike room, and storage units are available for purchase.
A recently accepted offering plan for 5 Court Square lists a $72.29 million sellout. To that end, the one- to three-bedroom units range from $825K to $2.785 million. According to CityRealty data, this is roughly in line with median condo prices for Long Island City.
A recently accepted offering plan for 5 Court Square lists a $72.29 million sellout. To that end, the one- to three-bedroom units range from $825K to $2.785 million. According to CityRealty data, this is roughly in line with median condo prices for Long Island City.
Lobby
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