Little guys eat up 30,000 s/f of industrial space at Barone’s LIC property
Cushman & Wakefield has leased nearly 30,000 s/f of office and industrial space at Barone Management’s The Woodworks in Long Island City. Situated at 9-03
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Development group pays $13M for LIC site
United Construction & Development Group founder Chris Xu has acquired a Long Island City development site for $13 million. Highcap Group announced Xu and a
Community board backs plan for new LIC commercial building
Queens Community Board 2 has voted to approve Titan Machine and RXR Realty’s zoning application for a new commercial building at 42-11 9th Street in
Time Equities puts LIC development site on market
Time Equities is looking to sell a nearly 200,000 s/f development site that’s been in its portfolio for nearly two decades. The company has tapped
Tishman Speyer secures $1B to refinance luxury LIC towers
Tishman Speyer today announced that it has secured $1 billion in permanent financing for Jackson Park, its new luxury residential rental community in Long Island
ACRES antes up $35M for mixed-used LIC property
ACRES Capital Corp. originated a $35 million loan to complete the construction of 23-20 Jackson Avenue, a nine-story, 82,000 s/f mixed-use property located in Long
Former arts center in LIC now available for commercial use
Cushman & Wakefield has announced that the real estate services firm has been retained on an exclusive basis to lease 38-27 30th Street, a 25,089
Showbiz co. sets stage for LIC growth
An office and studio complex has more than doubled its footprint in Long Island City. RWS Entertainment Group, founded in 2003 by Ryan Stana, has
Tishman Speyer’s Jackson Park drawing long-haulers to LIC
Jackson Park is offering up some green for the tech crowd that will be coming into the neighborhood. The Tishman Speyer-developed rental building at 28-10
Experts predict how Amazonʼs HQ2 will impact the NYC housing market
Before a single brick has been laid at Amazon’s slated Long Island City headquarters, prognostications about the “Amazon-effect” — a phenomenon which is interchangeably a