One of the tallest apartment buildings in New York City outside of Manhattan, Queens' own Linc LIC soars 42 stories and has more than 700 no-fee rental units. The prolific Rockrose Development completed the property in 2014, which features a design from Avinash K. Malhotra architects.
Several apartments are available and listed with 1 month of free rent; a 13th month free on a 12-month lease. Included are studios from $2,600/month, 1 bedrooms from $3,025/month and 2 bedrooms from $4,700/month.
Several apartments are available and listed with 1 month of free rent; a 13th month free on a 12-month lease. Included are studios from $2,600/month, 1 bedrooms from $3,025/month and 2 bedrooms from $4,700/month.
Floor-to-ceiling windows (Image via Rockrose)
Private balconies are on many units (Image via Rockrose)
Inside, apartments feature floor-to-ceiling windows, washers and dryers, and either a terrace or balcony. Homes are equipped with granite-clad kitchens, brushed stainless steel appliances, hardwood flooring, oversized windows, and elegant baths. The building offers renters spectacular views of the Manhattan skyline, which helped it to rank #5 for the Top 10 Rental Buildings in Long Island City.
Amenities include three landscaped roof decks, a multi-level fitness center, basketball and squash courts, a duplex lounge with a pool table and flat screen TVs, a rooftop deck, a children’s playroom and a residents-only outdoor space. The ground floor is also home to the natural-foods supermarket Food Cellar, bringing optimal convenience to every resident's doorstep. Situated in Long Island City, the tower is only just one subway stop away from Midtown Manhattan. Leasing incentives apply to most listings and may advertise net effective rates. Visit CityRealty’s Linc LIC profile for listings and more photos or contact the leasing office for terms and pricing.
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