Affordable, well connected to Manhattan and Brooklyn, and flush with restaurants, bars, and parks, Long Island City has much to recommend it. That could be why, as of November 2023, only 25 residential properties were on… More
Long Island City is overlooked as a dining destination. Yet the neighborhood abounds with special-occasion and casual eateries alike. Whether your tastes run to comfort-food classics (in which case Court Square Diner is a must-visit) to… More
Long Island City has plenty of stores for modern-day necessities, including Best Buy, H Mart, Target, and Trader Joe’s. The neighborhood has numerous shops for niceties, too. These range from Mid-Century Modern furnishings at the Somerset… More
It’s the rare neighborhood where you can walk straight from an avant-garde art exhibit to a fishing pier. Long Island City, though, is indeed unique. Highlights include parks, art museums—and a park that’s also an art… More
An influx of artists searching for more affordable residences and studio spaces helped transform Long Island City from a waning industrial area to a now-thriving neighborhood. Today, the giant Pepsi-Cola sign that once topped… More
Even as some of Long Island City’s former warehouses and factories are razed to make way for glittering new towers and open greenways, many more remain. And though they are being converted to new uses… More
Warburg’s Monthly Market Update offers a quick snapshot of the active listing metrics compared to the recent historical performance of the target area. This month we focus on Long Island City’s performance through 2018 compared to… More
