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LIC's Tower 28 Debuts Teaser Site in Preparation for Leasing, Unveils New Amenity Renderings

In February, Tower 28 reached its full height of 647 feet and 58 floors. It is now the tallest residential building in the borough, and second tallest overall. In February, Tower 28 reached its full height of 647 feet and 58 floors. It is now the tallest residential building in the borough, and second tallest overall.
Heatherwood Luxury Rentals has now debuted new renderings of the amenity package for Tower 28, their residential skyscraper at 41-12 28th Street in Long Island City. Situated between 42nd Road and Queens Plaza South, the 58-story building topped out in February at 647 feet as the tallest residential building in NYC outside Manhattan, and the second tallest of all buildings in the borough (a title formerly held by neighbor 1 QPS Tower). MNS is handling leasing and marketing for the building, which will soon debut 477 apartments across approximately 400,000 square feet of residential space.
The new renderings reveal a state-of-the-art fitness center, a residential lounge with a fireplace, and a cinema room. More amenities will include a sky lounge, swimming pool, on-site parking for 50 vehicles, bicycle parking, basement storage, a children’s playroom, a business center, a full-time doorman, a roof decks, and a spa room.
Cinema room. Credit: Neoscape.
Lounge, Credit: Neoscape.
Fitness center, Credit: Neoscape.
Rooftop rendering
Pool rendering
Billiards room
The luxury rental tower will offer studios, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments, with prices set to begin at around $3,200/month. Apartments will be graced with floor-to-ceiling windows, making for gorgeous and expansive views of the skyline from Lower Manhattan and Midtown to the Hudson River, Palisades and beyond. Many units are also equipped with private balconies.
Tower 28 will stand tall as a skyline-defining skyscraper in Long Island City
Renderings of Tower 28 at ground-level
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Architecture firm Goldstein, Hill & West are the designers and provided a simple three-tiered massing with sheer walls of glass along the north east and west elevations. A south-facing setback at the 44th story allows for a common terrace and sundeck. A staggered and striated pattern of opaque and transparent glass distinguishes the skyscraper from its neighbors. To top it off, a second setback at the 58th-floor, near the building's peak, will provide unrivaled and unobstructed views of the metropolis.
Until leasing fully launches, inquiries regarding pricing and availabilities can be made through the building’s teaser website. The tower is very close to the Queens Plaza and Queensboro Plaza subway stations making transit to Manhattan convenient and fast. Occupancy is slated for this fall.
Tower 28 has now released new renderings of the luxurious amenity package coming to the skyscraper.
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Heatherwood

Heatherwood
Tower 28 Leasing
42-12 28th Street
11101
(718) 696-XXXX
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