Queens
Long Island City
New condo towers, East River views, the best Manhattan skyline and one stop to Midtown on the 7 train.
Ask Teresa AboutLong Island City
Long Island City sits on the Queens waterfront across from Midtown.
Its new condo towers offer more space and outdoor area for the money, and some buildings carry tax breaks known as tax abatements. Big names like Bloomingdale's and VaynerX have headquarters here.
The team has closed many deals here.
One stop to Grand Central off a renovated 7 subway line. Updated construction standards for new homes make this neighborhood rich in turnkey housing options. No need to renovate, just move right in.
Teresa Alessandro
The Homes
- New condos with gyms, roof decks and parking
- Rentals popular with investors
- A small stock of rowhouses on side streets
Living Here
Minutes to Midtown
Gantry Plaza State Park lines the water, and the 7, E, M, G and N/W trains plus the ferry reach Manhattan in minutes.
Track Record
Our Deals Here
| Address | Represented | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 13-33 Jackson Ave 9C | Buyer | Won closing-cost concessions and repairs from the developer. |
| 10-17 Jackson Ave 2E | Seller | Decluttered to show off the loft; sold in under two months. |
| 5-33 48th Ave | Buyer | Loft in the former Zipper Factory. |