Astoria-Long Island City|News|
Western Queens Is A Millennial Hotspot, Report Says
Long Island City and Astoria are two of the city's top neighborhood for young New Yorkers in their 20s and 30s, a real estate report finds.
Maya Kaufman, Patch Staff
Astoria-Long Island City Real Estate News
Astoria-Long Island City|News|
Astoria Family's Illegal Airbnb Ring Raked In $5M, City Says
New York City has accused a group of Astoria residents of running a sprawling network of illegal Airbnb rentals across three boroughs.
Maya Kaufman, Patch Staff
Astoria-Long Island City|News|
Northwest Queens Median Rent Climbs To $3,000: Report
Rents in northwest Queens are continuing their ascent, according to a new Douglas Elliman market report.
Maya Kaufman, Patch Staff
Astoria-Long Island City|News|
Actor Robert DeNiro To Buy Astoria Lot For Film Studio: Report
Actor Robert DeNiro and a developer are buying a $73 million Astoria lot from piano manufacturer Steinway, according to reports.
Maya Kaufman, Patch Staff
Astoria-Long Island City|News|
Astoria's Crescent Street Is Getting A 7-Story Apartment Building
Crescent Street in Astoria is hitting new heights. Permits have been filed for a seven-story apartment building, New York YIMBY reports.
Maya Kaufman, Patch Staff
Astoria-Long Island City|News|
New Astoria 'Affordable' Studios Rent For $1,725 A Month
The city opened applications for two new "affordable" studio apartments Tuesday. Applicants need to earn at least $59,000.
Maya Kaufman, Patch Staff
Astoria-Long Island City|News|
New Astoria 'Affordable' Apartments Require $79K Annual Income
The one-bedroom apartments cost $2,320​ in monthly rent, and households must earn at least $79,000 to be eligible.
Maya Kaufman, Patch Staff
Astoria-Long Island City|News|
Apartments In Queens's Tallest Residential Tower Are Now For Sale
Luxury condo sales have started for the towering residential building that, once complete, will be the tallest in Queens.
Maya Kaufman, Patch Staff
Astoria-Long Island City|Neighbor News|
One of Nation's Top 2019 Real Estate Brokers From Long Island
Daniel Gale Sotheby’s International Realty Named Among Top Brokers in the Nation by two leading real estate industry associations.
Astoria-Long Island City|News|
'Affordable' Queens Studio Apartment Costs $1,890-A-Month
The new apartments, located by the Woodside-Elmhurst border, are available to individuals earning up to $95,000.
Maya Kaufman, Patch Staff
Astoria-Long Island City|News|
After Amazon Reversal, LIC Real Estate Could See Whiplash: Report
Long Island City housing prices — and sales — spiked after Amazon announced plans to build its HQ2 in the Queens neighborhood.
Maya Kaufman, Patch Staff
Astoria-Long Island City|News|
Astoria 'Affordable' Housing Starts At $2K A Month
Building amenities include a laundry room, gym and parking, but you'll need to pay a fee to use them.
Kathleen Culliton, Patch Staff
Astoria-Long Island City|News|
Astoria Is The Top Neighborhood To Watch In 2019, Experts Say
Real estate analysts say a recent development boom and the incoming Queens Amazon campus make Astoria a neighborhood to watch.
Kathleen Culliton, Patch Staff
Astoria-Long Island City|Neighbor News|
BDG Hosts First-Ever Winter Market at Bulova Center
Pop-Up Winter Market Sees Value in Bringing Queens Businesses Together
Astoria-Long Island City|News|
Amazon Helipad Not A Done Deal, NY Officials Say
The city currently has three commercial heliports. Officials weren't thrilled about giving Amazon its own.
Noah Manskar, Patch Staff
Astoria-Long Island City|News|
Amazon HQ Will Scuttle Plans For 1,500 Affordable Homes: Report
Mayor Bill de Blasio defended Amazon's planned move to New York despite concerns about the company's impact on affordable housing.
Noah Manskar, Patch Staff
Astoria-Long Island City|News|
Long Island City Is Most Popular NYC Spot For Developers: Study
Developers are churning out more housing blueprints in Long Island City than any other NYC neighborhood, a Localize.city analysis found.
Danielle Woodward, Patch Staff
Astoria-Long Island City|News|
$75K Income Required For 'Affordable' Long Island City Apartments
An "affordable" apartment in this Hunters Point building will still cost you at least $2,200 a month, city records show.
Danielle Woodward, Patch Staff
Astoria-Long Island City|News|
$77K Income Required For 'Affordable' Sunnyside Apartments
The units in Sunnyside Point, which start at $2,251 a month, hit the NYC Housing Lottery Wednesday, city records show.
Danielle Woodward, Patch Staff
Astoria-Long Island City|News|
High-Tech Astoria Luxury Rental Opens Leasing For $3K Apartments
The Nordic, a Scandinavian-inspired boutique building, features just nine apartments.
Danielle Woodward, Patch Staff
Astoria-Long Island City|News|
Luxury Complex Begins Selling $3M Apartments In Long Island City
The luxury apartments at 21-30 44th Drive come with unobstructed Manhattan skyline views, rooftop access and a hefty price tag.
Danielle Woodward, Patch Staff
Astoria-Long Island City|News|
Queens' Tallest Building To Go Up In Long Island City: Reports
Developers recently scored a $502 million loan for the 67-story skyscraper at 23-14 44th Drive, the Wall Street Journal reported.
Danielle Woodward, Patch Staff
Astoria-Long Island City|News|
Long Island City Boasts Most Flood-Prone Housing In NYC: Study
A new study found nearly 2,000 apartments are being built in Long Island City flood zones, the highest of any area in New York City.
Danielle Woodward, Patch Staff
Astoria-Long Island City|News|
New 'Affordable' Long Island City Apartments Cost $2K A Month
You must earn more than $71,000 a year to apply for these 59 new units soon to be up for grabs on the city's affordable housing lottery.
Danielle Woodward, Patch Staff
Astoria-Long Island City|News|
This Is Queens' Priciest Neighborhood: Report
A typical home in the area costs just shy of $1 million, nearly double the borough's median sale price, StreetEasy reported.
Danielle Woodward, Patch Staff
Astoria-Long Island City|News|
More Condos Planned For Queensboro Plaza: Report
Developers are planning to build a 100,000-square-foot condo building in place of the now-shuttered Dena's Coffee Shop.
Danielle Woodward, Patch Staff
