These newly constructed rental buildings offer sky-high views and luxurious amenity packages.
In April 2025, New York City launched a public review for OneLIC, a rezoning plan that could bring nearly 15,000 new homes to Long Island City, at least 4,000 of which would be affordable. The plan covers 54 full or partial blocks from Gantry Plaza State Park to Queensbridge Houses, and from the East River waterfront to Court Square and 23rd Street. This waterfront stretch has been mostly industrial, but the rezoning will allow for high-density mixed residential, along with some commercial and light industrial buildings. The city also plans to redevelop three city-owned sites near Anable Basin, including one where Amazon briefly considered building headquarters in 2019.
More than 500 people attended the plan's first public hearing on May 21, where Council Member Julie Won emphasized that she will vote against the final plan if it does not include commitments to community priorities like permanently affordable housing, expanded school seats, and a fully connected and accessible waterfront from Gantry Plaza State Park to Queensbridge Park. The final vote is still some time away, though; Queens Community Boards 1 and 2 will cast advisory votes as part of the ULURP process in June.
Renderings of The Orchard (Binyan Studios)
In the meantime, new residential development is going strong. Notably, forthcoming rental The Orchard has outstripped condominium Skyline Tower as the tallest building in Queens. The building spans a full city block and will be surrounded by a 1.5-acre public park. Future residents are assured of expansive water and city views between its 823-foot heights and floor-to-ceiling windows pictured in renderings, and over 100,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor amenities will include a port-cochere entrance, a fitness center, a game room, a landscaped backyard with outdoor pool and pickleball courts, and a 70th-story indoor/outdoor Sky Lounge. Construction topped out in fall 2024, and leasing is expected to begin in January 2026.
The Orchard takes its place in a robust residential scene in Long Island City. Much of the early rental development comprised soaring towers with high-end finishes, top-of-the-line appliances, and spectacular views, and the majority of it was centered around transportation hubs like Court Square (home of the E, M, G, and 7 trains), Queensboro Plaza (N/W), and Queens Plaza (E, M, and R). However, further development has fanned out into the Dutch Kills section of Long Island City in the wake of a 2008 rezoning, and some rentals have taken shape on a more boutique scale than their skyscraper counterparts.
Many Long Island City buildings tout their proximity to Manhattan, but there is much to offer close to home. MoMA PS1 and SculptureCenter make for an excellent cultural scene, and CultureLab LIC is gearing up for a summer concert series. Hunter's Point South Park and Gantry Plaza State Park offer gorgeous waterfront green space, and a robust dining scene includes the JACX&CO food hall, Michelin-rated restaurants, and a recent influx of Asian restaurants.
National retailers have also taken notice of Long Island City, with Trader Joe's and Target opening in the past five years. Most recently, Long Island City was selected as the Round 7 winner of New York State's Downtown Revitalization Initiative, which awards $9.7 million in state funding to downtowns with strong potential for economic development (h/t LIC Post).
National retailers have also taken notice of Long Island City, with Trader Joe's and Target opening in the past five years. Most recently, Long Island City was selected as the Round 7 winner of New York State's Downtown Revitalization Initiative, which awards $9.7 million in state funding to downtowns with strong potential for economic development (h/t LIC Post).
Link Apartments QPN (The Marketing Directors)
Leasing has just begun at Link Apartments QPN, a 26-story building located directly above the Queensboro Plaza subway station. All studio to two-bedroom units enjoy an airy atmosphere between open layouts and oversized windows, and interiors feature complimentary window treatments, plank flooring, kitchens with quartz countertops and stainless steel appliances, baths with quartz countertops, and in-unit washer/dryers. Over 35,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor amenities include an attended lobby with concierge service, a state-of-the-art fitness center, coworking space, a game room, a Zen courtyard, an outdoor pool with sun deck, and a rooftop terrace with outdoor kitchen, dining areas, and Manhattan skyline views.
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North Tower: Studios from $3,635 | 1 Beds from $4,765 | 2 Beds from $5,920
South Tower: Studios from $3,845 | 1 Beds from $4,595 | 2 Beds from $6,480
1 month free rent on a 12-month lease
Malt Drive (TF Cornerstone)
The Malt Drive complex rose on the former site of a sugar cane processing facility and beer distribution center near what is now Hunter's Point South Park, allowing for jaw-dropping water and skyline vistas. All units feature oversized windows with solar shades, high ceilings, thoughtful layouts, and in-unit laundry. Both buildings have their own attended lobbies, fitness centers, lounges, playrooms, and roof terraces, and all residents have access to the rooftop pool in the South Tower. Finally, a Jojo & Co Pet Club in the South Tower ensures that four-legged residents of Malt Drive are as well cared for as their humans.
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The Bold and The Italic
The Bold: No current availabilities
The Italic: Studios from $3,975 | 1 Beds from $4,545 | 2 Beds from $6,480 | 3 Beds from $7,955
Up to 2 months free rent on a 14-month lease
The Bold and Italic (Fetner Properties)
In the Court Square section of Long Island City, two-towered complex The Bold and The Italic rose on the former site of a gas station. The Bold is the shorter of the two at 27 stories high; The Italic is noticeably not tilted, and all interiors feature oversized windows, high-end finishes and appliances, and in-unit laundry. Residents of both buildings can enjoy each other's amenities, which include fitness centers, coworking lounges, state-of-the-art golf simulators, multiple residents' lounges, an indoor basketball court, and a rooftop Sky Lounge and outdoor terrace with 360-degree views.
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Studios from $3,550 | 1 Beds from $4,510 | 2 Beds from $6,325
1 month free rent on a 13-month lease
Jasper (Jasper Leasing Team)
With its red brick facade and steel accents, waterfront rental Jasper pays homage to Long Island City's industrial heritage. However, features like keyless entry, smart kitchen appliances and thermostats, and high-speed WiFi bring it firmly into the twenty-first century.
Residents arrive to an attended lobby with package lockers, cold storage, and bike storage, and amenities include a fitness lounge, a "focus lounge" for coworking, a club room with billiards table and virtual reality experiences, an indoor/outdoor children's playroom, and a rooftop pool with lounge seating and Manhattan skyline views. Pets are not only allowed but embraced between a pet washing room and rooftop dog run.
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Residents arrive to an attended lobby with package lockers, cold storage, and bike storage, and amenities include a fitness lounge, a "focus lounge" for coworking, a club room with billiards table and virtual reality experiences, an indoor/outdoor children's playroom, and a rooftop pool with lounge seating and Manhattan skyline views. Pets are not only allowed but embraced between a pet washing room and rooftop dog run.
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Studios from $3,775 | 1 Beds from $4,515 | 2 Beds from $6,840
1 month free rent on a 12-month lease
Aura LIC (Corcoran New Development)
In the heart of Court Square, AURA LIC stands out with its curtain wall system of porcelain panels and metal extrusions. All studio to are reached via keyless entry, and interiors feature ceilings over 9 feet high, floor-to-ceiling windows, rift and quartered white oak flooring, kitchens with quartz countertops and stainless steel appliances, and in-unit laundry. Over 15,000 square feet of curated amenities include a triple-height fitness center with yoga studio and outdoor terrace, a communal workspace with private conference rooms, a Club Lounge with billiards table and terrace access, and a Sky Lounge with outdoor fireplace and breathtaking Manhattan vistas.
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Lumen LIC (MNS)
Lumen LIC is a high-rise building in Hunters Point, but its design by Hill West Architects nods to Long Island City's industrial history with a brick podium. All studio to three-bedroom units feature high ceilings, oversized windows, open-concept layouts, premium stainless steel kitchen appliances, baths with ceramic tile flooring, and in-unit Bosch washers and dryers. Select units have private terraces, and penthouses boast ceilings up to 12 feet high, premium kitchen appliances, built-out walk-in closets, and dramatic skyline views.
Amenities include a state-of-the-art fitness center, an indoor pool and hot tub, a game room, coworking areas, a dining room, a 39th-story terrace with outdoor screening lounge, and a 66th-story terrace with grills, seating, and skyline views. Additional services include 24-hour doorman staff, concierge service, package management, bike storage, private storage, and valet parking (for an additional fee).
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Amenities include a state-of-the-art fitness center, an indoor pool and hot tub, a game room, coworking areas, a dining room, a 39th-story terrace with outdoor screening lounge, and a 66th-story terrace with grills, seating, and skyline views. Additional services include 24-hour doorman staff, concierge service, package management, bike storage, private storage, and valet parking (for an additional fee).
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The Clairemont (Nooklyn)
The Clairemont is in a bustling Long Island City area near SculptureCenter and the Court Square transportation hub, but its earth-tone colors and oversized windows cultivate an airy, serene atmosphere. All units feature thoughtful floor plans, oversized windows, high-end appliances and finishes, and in-unit laundry. Amenities include a fitness center with yoga room, coworking and social lounges, a first-floor courtyard, and a Sky Garden with Manhattan skyline views.
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Dutch House (Abode Residential LLC)
Dutch House's address at the nexus of Long Island City and Astoria puts it in close proximity to both neighborhoods' most popular restaurants, museums, retail, and multiple transportation options. All apartments feature modern-industrial aesthetics, high-end finishes, spacious closets, and in-unit washer/dryers. The 24-hour fitness center offers in-house personal training, and additional amenities include an attended lobby, a business center, a lounge with billiards table and terrace access, and a rooftop terrace with yoga deck, outdoor kitchen, fire pit, and skyline views.
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Gotham Point (Gotham Organization)
At the southwestern tip of Long Island City, the two-towered Gotham Point development brings a total of 1,100 apartments to the area. Many units enjoy spectacular skyline views, and all interiors come outfitted with custom window treatments, high-end finishes and fixtures, and in-unit washer/dryers. An impressive amenity package includes a game room, a children's playroom, coworking lounges, an indoor/outdoor fitness studio, and terraces on the ground floor, 12th floor, and rooftop.
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Hayden (Rockrose)
Hayden
Hayden
The 50-story Hayden has it all: five-minute commute to Midtown via across-the-street subway, incredible skyline views, adjacent park space, and a massive amenity package with numerous resident lounges, fitness centers, common areas, a large courtyard, several high-rise roof deck with grilling and an outdoor theater, valet services, and much more.
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4545 Center Boulevard, a 41-story rental building with 820 apartments next to the East River. (Images: tfc.com)
Landscaped rooftop lounge.
Expansive floor-to-ceiling windows.
4545 Center Boulevard features an enormous, magnificently landscaped roof garden with a sundeck, decorative pond, cabanas, two tennis courts, a beach volleyball court, and a dog run, all overlooking the East River and the Manhattan skyline. Designers at Arquitectonica clad the 41-story tower in a dramatic undulating glass façade that offers floor-to-ceiling windows and ample balconies. A twelve-acre-plus waterfront park spans in front of the building and features numerous lawns, playgrounds, the iconic Hunters Point Library, and ferry service to Manhattan and Brooklyn.
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Jackson Park, a three-building residential complex near Queens Plaza. (Images: jacksonparklic.com)
The three high-rise towers of Jackson Park surround a private, 1.6-acre park with a spacious lawn, dog park, children’s playground, bocce court, fresh-air ping-pong, BBQ stations, and more. The adjacent Club offers five stories and 45,000 square feet of amenities that include a fireside lounge, a fitness center with a 75-foot indoor pool, yoga and Pilates studios, a steam room, a dining room with a demonstration kitchen, a tech area, a conference center, a game room with a poker table, a golf simulator, and full-size courts for basketball, volleyball, and squash. Cabanas and chaise lounge chairs sit beside a heated outdoor pool on the rooftop sundeck.
The apartments themselves feature floor-to-ceiling windows, LED lighting, in-unit washer/dryers, and spectacular skyline views; additionally, 120 penthouse units come wired with a full suite of smart home devices. Jackson Park stands next to the Queens Plaza and Queensboro Plaza subway stations that offer five-minute Midtown access.
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The apartments themselves feature floor-to-ceiling windows, LED lighting, in-unit washer/dryers, and spectacular skyline views; additionally, 120 penthouse units come wired with a full suite of smart home devices. Jackson Park stands next to the Queens Plaza and Queensboro Plaza subway stations that offer five-minute Midtown access.
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Studios from $3,580 | 1 Beds from $4,375
Up to 1 month free rent on a 12-month lease
4720 Center Boulevard (TF Cornerstone)
It’s hard to pick a single most appealing aspect of the 32-story complex: the crisp design by Arquitectronica; floor-to-ceiling windows that face the East River and boast some of the city’s greatest skyline views; an all-inclusive amenity list; next-door proximity to Steven Holl’s new Hunters Point Library, the landmarked Gantries, and the Pepsi-Cola sign; or a ground-level private front yard that blends directly into the greatest waterfront park in Queens.
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Studios from $3,525 | 1 Beds from $4,170
Up to 1 month free rent on a 12-month lease
4610 Center Boulevard
4610 Center Boulevard
4610 Center Boulevard
It feels like you can almost touch the landmarked Pepsi-Cola neon sign from 4610 Center Boulevard’s curved, glass-railed balconies that face the East River and the Midtown skyline. A huge resident-only yard adjoins the public park at the waterfront. The 26-story building includes amenities such as a doorman-attended lobby, concierge, a roof deck fitness center, laundry, and a roof deck. The bicycle room perfectly complements the nearby bike lanes.
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The Forge
The Forge
The Forge
FXCollaborative’s triple slab of cor-ten steel and banded, floor-to-ceiling windows easily ranks as the best new architectural design in all of Long Island City. Equally attractive is the 26,000-square-foot amenity package that includes a green deck with a swimming pool, multiple indoor lounges, a lofty fitness center, and roof decks atop the 33-story high-rise. The cul-de-sac location at Purves Street provides repose from the bustle of Court Square.
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Sven (The Durst Organization)
Sven's development site was originally slated to be home to Long Island City's tallest condominium, but one of the neighborhood's taller rentals took shape instead. It was Queens' first building to achieve LEED Platinum certification, though not at the expense of such stylish features as interiors by Selldorf Architects, Lutron lighting controls, high-end finishes and appliances in the kitchens, and in-unit laundry.
Over 50,000 square feet of amenities include a state-of-the-art fitness center, a multi-sport simulator, a game room, a children's playroom, a demonstration kitchen and dining room, and an outdoor pool. The new Sven Park is located in front of the building, and the Queens-based Finback Brewery opened a taproom and production studio in the building in December 2023.
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Over 50,000 square feet of amenities include a state-of-the-art fitness center, a multi-sport simulator, a game room, a children's playroom, a demonstration kitchen and dining room, and an outdoor pool. The new Sven Park is located in front of the building, and the Queens-based Finback Brewery opened a taproom and production studio in the building in December 2023.
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All images of 52-41 Center Boulevard via TF Cornerstone
52-41 Center Boulevard and its sister tower, 52-03 Center Boulevard, are among New York's tallest waterfront buildings outside Manhattan. All units look out on skyline views and feature Caesarstone countertops and modern appliances and finishes. Amenities at 52-41 Center Boulevard include a fitness center, lounge, third-floor terrace, bike room, and central laundry room; those who opt in to the amenities program have access to the offerings at 52-03 Center Boulevard, which include co-working space, a 13th-floor lounge and terrace, and a 50th-floor landscaped roof deck.
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1 Beds from $4,825
1 month free rent on a 12-month lease
47-05 Center Boulevard (Rockrose Development)
Outdoor Lounge; Rockrose Development
Living Area; Rockrose Development
The 30-story tower at 4705 Center Boulevard boasts a sunlit indoor swimming pool, a 35,000-square-foot green roof deck, a fitness center, a screening room, an 828-car garage, and ground-level retail with such a pharmacy, two cafes, and a Foodcellar Market at the ground level. The building sits across from the Hunters Point Library, which opened to rave reviews in fall 2019, and the Gantry Plaza Park by the East River.
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All images of Townhouse on the Park via GDC Properties
In a neighborhood where numerous high-rises have taken shape, Townhouse on the Park stands out as a rare townhouse rental offering. The development comprises three-bedroom duplexes within two-family homes, and nearly every unit comes with a private garden or balcony. Apartments feature interiors by Peggy Leung Design, 9' ceilings, wall-to-wall windows, chef-grade kitchens, bonus rooms, keyless entry systems, video intercoms, and Mirror home gyms. Shared amenities include a fitness center and landscaped courtyard.
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The 44-story 1 QPS Tower has homes with floor-to-ceiling windows and incredible views. (Images: 1qpstower.com)
The 44-story tower at 1 QPS offers unobstructed skyline views in all directions and near-direct access to the Queensboro Plaza station, which allows for one-stop access to Midtown. Residences of 1 QPS have floor-to-ceiling windows and white oak flooring. Each apartment also comes equipped with a washer and dryer. Amenities occupy nearly 16,000 square feet and include a full-floor rooftop pool and lounge with unbeatable city views. There is a resident lounge with plush seating, an HDTV, a pool table and a kitchenette. The atrium-like fitness center offers free weights, high-tech interactive equipment and a 50-foot rock climbing wall.
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1 Beds from $4,444
Up to 1.4 months free rent on a 12-month lease
Rendering via Rockrose Development
Balcony View; Rockrose Development
Office Area; Rockrose Development
The 42-story Linc LIC stood as the neighborhood’s tallest building when it opened in 2013, and continues to offer stunning views of the Manhattan skyline, most notably from the high-rise deck equipped with a lawn and barbecue stations. The double-height atrium of the adjacent sky lounge offers game tables and ample seating. The centrally-located rental stands close to several pocket parks and a block away from the Court Square-23rd Street subway station. The amenity suite ranks among the borough’s most impressive, with services such as a multi-level fitness center, an indoor squash court, event and party rooms, bike parking, and much more.
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Studios from $3,458 | 1 Beds from $4,599 | 2 Beds from $6,135 | 3 Beds from $8,982
Up to 2 months free rent on a 14-month lease
All images of 5Pointz via MNS
Twin-towered rental 5Pointz was named in honor of the street art destination it replaced near the Court Square transportation hub. All units feature elegant finishes, hardwood floors, kitchens with granite countertops, baths with rain-head showers, and oversized windows facing spectacular views.
Over 90,000 square feet of residential amenities include a courtyard with shuffleboard court, an indoor pool with lounge chairs, a co-working lounge, a video arcade, an indoor basketball court, a massive fitness center, a game room, and an indoor/outdoor Sky Lounge with BBQ grills and panoramic views. A $1.52 million award from the Downtown Revitalization Initiative will finance a new branch of the Queens Public Library on the second floor of the building.
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Over 90,000 square feet of residential amenities include a courtyard with shuffleboard court, an indoor pool with lounge chairs, a co-working lounge, a video arcade, an indoor basketball court, a massive fitness center, a game room, and an indoor/outdoor Sky Lounge with BBQ grills and panoramic views. A $1.52 million award from the Downtown Revitalization Initiative will finance a new branch of the Queens Public Library on the second floor of the building.
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All images of Bevel via City View Living
In the heart of Court Square, Bevel is distinguished by its concrete exterior grid and dramatic diagonals. This allows for many private terraces, and all units feature floor-to-ceiling windows and hardwood floors. A robust amenity package includes a sunlit lobby, a chevron-floored library, a Zen-like business center, a game room with shuffleboard and billiards tables, a children’s playroom, a party room/lounge, a fitness center, a screening room, and a courtyard with seating, green walls, and a water feature.
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Rise LIC (Modern Spaces)
The 10-story Rise LIC is distinguished by its gracefully curved corner and gray brick facade. All apartments feature organic materials, floor-to-ceiling windows, modern kitchens and baths, and in-unit washer/dryers. Amenities include a lobby with green wall, Hello Alfred concierge service, bike storage, on-site parking, electric scooters by Levy, a fitness center, a dog wash area, and a rooftop with indoor lounge and outdoor terrace.
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At Tower 28, mid and upper floor apartments have full Manhattan skyline views. (Images: tower28nyc.com)
The 58-story Tower 28 ranks as one of the city’s loftiest skyscrapers outside of Manhattan. As such, the tower offers sweeping 360-degree panoramic views from floor-to-ceiling windows and glass-railed balconies, as well as amenities such as an indoor pool, a sunlit fitness center, a children’s playroom, several roof decks, and a bar-equipped sky lounge. The building stands steps away from the Queens Plaza and Queensboro Plaza subway stations, which offer a five-minute ride into Midtown.
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Studios from $3,205 | 1 Beds from $3,775 | 2 Beds from $6,066 | 3 Beds from $7,862
Reduced security deposit until May 31, 2025
Image via AvalonBay Communities
Skyline Views; AvalonBay Communities
Dining/Kitchen Area; AvalonBay Communities
As one of the most spectacularly positioned buildings in Queens, Avalon Riverview North overlooks the lush Gantry State Park, East River and provides sweeping views of Manhattan’s east side skyline. Its 602 apartments are advanced by a 24-hour concierge, fitness center, a rooftop swimming pool, a business center, community rooms, cold storage and a live-in superintendent. These is also an option to rent certain units furnished.
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All images of The Delmar via Smart Management
The design of The Delmar presents a modern take on the industrial warehouses that used to populate Long Island City before it became a residential neighborhood. Interiors feature floor-to-ceiling industrial windows, open floor plans, state-of-the-art appliances in the kitchens, and rain-head showers in the baths. Amenities include concierge service, business center, screening room, game room, fitness center with yoga studio, and landscaped roof decks with stunning views.
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QLIC at 41-42 24th Street is near Queens Plaza. (Images: qlic.com)
Rooftop with outdoor pool and cabanas.
Lounge with communal workspace and stunning views.
The 21-story QLIC stands at the foot of the Queensboro Bridge, which puts Midtown within quick reach by train, bus, cab, bike, or even on foot, while the East River-facing Queensbridge Park sits a short walk away. QLIC comes with a cozy garden courtyard with an outdoor lounge and fire pit; a roof deck with an outdoor pool, cabanas, and an open-air theater; a 10th-floor lounge with communal stadium seating and soaring ceilings; and an expansive fitness center with a movement studio. Most of these amenities, as well as many of the apartments, open onto broad panoramas of the bridge and the Manhattan skyline beyond.
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Studios from $3,775 | 1 Bed for 4,570
Up to 1.26 months free rent on a 12-month lease
(l-r) Rendering via NEAT Agency, photo via CityRealty
The Cove is an 18-story tower within five minutes of the E, G, M, 7, N, R, and W trains. All studio to two-bedroom apartments feature in-unit washer/dryers, luxurious baths, and wood flooring throughout. The kitchens are outfitted with quartz countertops and stainless steel appliances. Residential amenities include virtual doorman, lounge, bike room, game room, fitness center, sun lounge, and roof deck with barbecue grills.
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The Crescent Club via Simon Baron Development
In a neighborhood that has seen one glassy tower after another, the Crescent Club's red brick facade offers a pleasing contrast as well as carefully designed interiors. Select units have private terraces, and all residents have access to amenities like a 24-hour attended lobby, state-of-the-art fitness center, business center, lounge with billiards table and catering kitchen, and Sky Club. Outdoor offerings include a landscaped backyard with pool, grilling and dining areas, lounge chairs, and outdoor shower.
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1 Beds from $4,291
1 month free rent on a 12-month lease
Eagle Lofts at 43-22 Queens Street in Long Island City. (Images: eaglelofts.com)
Eagle Lofts combine a conversion of the Art Deco-styled Eagle Electric Factory with a brand-new, 55-story tower, which ranks as one of the tallest buildings in Queens. The attended lobby sports textured finishes, ample lounge space, and a Zen garden. Residents have access to a two-level, 5,800-square-foot fitness center, a billiards-equipped game room, a children’s playroom, and numerous lounges, for socialization and quiet study alike. Extensive gardens, grilling stations, and cabanas sit within the courtyard and the 35,000-square-foot roof deck. The apartment tower offers hardwood floors, quartz kitchen countertops, Bosch washers and dryers, and all-direction skyline panoramas from floor-to-ceiling windows.
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ALTA LIC offers luxury rental homes and also fully furnished co-living microsuites. (Images: altalic.com)
The 43-story ALTA LIC offers the traditional type of luxury residences - but also has the option of fully furnished co-living microsuites with hotel-style services by Common. The two- to three-bedroom shared microsuites occupy the second through fifteenth floors and come fully furnished with transforming furniture systems. The luxury rental residences occupy the rest of the building and come in studio to two-bedroom layouts. Amenities spread over several floors and include a co-working lounge, game hall with stadium seating, and event room with speakers, projector, and screen. The fourth floor is dedicated to wellness with a state-of-the-art fitness center, yoga and movement studio, indoor lap pool, and golf simulator.
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ARC is a 10-story building at 30-02 39th Avenue in the Dutch Kills section of Long Island City. (Images: arclivinglic.com)
The development at 30-02 39th Avenue in the Dutch Kills section of Long Island City, a 10-story rental dubbed ARC, offers studio to two-bedroom apartments with 9-foot ceilings, wide plank hardwood floors and expansive casement-style windows. Custom kitchens have quartz countertops and Bosch appliances, and there are Bosch washers and dryers in every residence. There is a health club with a spin room and yoga studio, private training facilities, a basketball court, a game room and a golf simulator.
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22-22 Jackson Avenue; Triumph Property Group
Roof Deck; Triumph Property Group
Indoor Pool, Triumph Property Group
22-22 Jackson Avenue is Long Island City's most avant-garde residential, boasting a neo-brutalist design by Eran Chen’s ODA and a strongly sculpted exposed concrete façade. Inside is a two-story lobby with a full-time doorman, landscaped courtyard, roof deck, a fitness center, swimming pool and onside parking. Also present is bike room and storage.
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Rendering of Halo LIC by Durukan Design
Renderings by Durukan Design
This Court Square apartment building at 44-41 Purves Street features a distinctive Neo-Industrial design by local firm Albo Liberis. Inside are 284 apartments benefitted by a lavish package of amenities that includes a gym, a roof deck, a doorman, a media room and community recreational facilities.
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1 Beds from $4,120
2 months free rent on a 14-month lease
Aurora Exterior Rendering by Handel Architects
Amenity Space Rendering; Handel Architects
Living Area; Douglas Elliman
Designed by Handel Architects, this glass and concrete tower houses 132 apartments with a fine amenity package that includes a garage, a 30th floor fitness center, a double-height residents’ lounge, a roof deck, storage, and a bicycle room. The building is located atop a 160-room Marriott Courtyard Hotel which allows for all its apartments to take in fantastic city and skyline views.
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All images of One LIC via REAL New York
One LIC is a beautifully crafted 21-story tower in the heart of Long Island City's Queens Plaza district. All units feature floor-to-ceiling windows, dark oak hardwood floors, kitchens with stainless steel appliances, and in-unit washer/dryer. There is a Starbucks in the base of the building, and 10,000 square feet of official amenities include a 20th story fitness center, a 21st story lounge with TV and co-working area, a roof deck with grills, a children's playroom, and storage units.
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The Pearson Court Square; C+C Apartments Management LLC
Living/Dining Area; Citi Habitats
Roof Deck; Citi Habitats
For those searching for a more idyllic location in the neighborhood, Pearson Court Square offers 197 apartments on a quiet, semi-industrial street. The building’s design penned by SLCE Architects, captures the neighborhood's industrial essence and features large multi-paned windows and rich masonry façade. The building is topped by a riveting set of turbines. Amenities include a 24-hour doorman, a gym, a yoga studio, a bicycle storage room, an outdoor basketball court, limited indoor parking, a laundry room, a 10th floor roof deck, a second floor wraparound garden terrace, and a doorman.
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The Silver Star is a 10-story rental with a brick and metal facade and several setbacks. Interiors feature contemporary finishes, large windows, expansive living space, kitchens with quartz countertops and stainless steel appliances, oversized baths, and video intercoms. Amenities include a furnished roof deck, business center, fitness center, lounge, laundry room, on-site parking, and bike room.
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Malt Drive Leasing
(212) 672-XXXX
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