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8 on 5th: Long Island City condos a block from Gantry State Park and waterfront

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The Long Island City waterfront offers an idyllic setting across the East River from the bustle of Manhattan. A plethora of new residential buildings have come online in recent years offering a variety of living situations, all-you-can-imagine amenities, and access to the area's stupendous views. The latest entrant is 8 on 5th, a boutique condominium development that is winding down construction and has just launched sales. The no-frills, dark-brick building designed by Isaac & Stern Architects is reminiscent of the utilitarian factories that still pepper the area but nods to modern sensitivities by building to NYC green property certifications and providing top-of-the-line contemporary abodes.
Listings range from $810K to $1.28 million. According to CityRealty listings, this comes in just under the Long Island city median price of $1.3 million for similarly-sized condos. Further listings and neighborhood information can be found here.
 
 
 
 
47-27 5th Street
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The collection of eight two-bedroom units measures 674 to 948 square feet and features oversized windows, open floor plans, and in-unit washer/dryers. Kitchens come outfitted with custom Italian cabinetry and top-of-the-line appliances. Baths have heated flooring, European-designed mounted wall cabinets, and high-end fixtures. All upper-level units have private balconies, and storage units are available for purchase.
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8 on 5th is well situated near Hunter's Point South and Gantry State Park, not to mention cultural venues like MoMA PS1. The waterfront area has also seen an influx of new restaurants and bars like Cannelle LIC, Bellwether, Casa Enrique, and Rockaway Brewing Company. Residential development is also well underway, as can be seen down the street at 47-33 5th Street. It is one of the last brick buildings in Hunters Point, and this facade will remain intact as the interiors get transformed into 30 new rental units.
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