Remake/Remodel LIC Edition

Where classic Queens meets new New York City.

Eleven of the building's rentals have already been rented.

Some neighborhood names appear to be jokes. Some have stuck around for centuries, despite changing connotations. Some shift with the winds of gentrification. Welcome to Blurred Lines, in which w...

As anyone who has been paying attention (or read my last article) knows, the neighborhoods of Greenpoint, Williamsburg, LIC (and soon Astoria) have been seeing massive increases in population witho…

October 9, By Christian Murray This summer, Long Island City resident Georgi Tushev attached a camera to one of his drones, flew it for 40 minutes and put together a breathtaking video of neighborhood. “It took me half a day,” Tushev,…

Have you ever considered moving into a small cupboard under the stairs with two of your closest friends, a mini fridge and maybe like a pack of cards and a fork?...

Another massive apartment tower is coming to Long Island City. The Real Deal reports that Property Markets Group filed plans for a 70-story building at 29-37 41st Avenue near...

A real estate explosion in Court Square has catapulted this once sleepy commercial and manufacturing zone into one of New York City’s fastest growing neighborhoods.

Welcome back to Camera Obscura, Curbed's series of photo essays by Nathan Kensinger. This week, as part of a series on soon-to-change neighborhoods, Kensinger visits Long Island City's new development...

Welcome back to Camera Obscura, Curbed's series of photo essays by Nathan Kensinger. This week, Kensinger visits the in-the-news Sunnyside Yards. In the past few weeks, the Sunnyside Yards...

Your recent editorial about a proposal to move the Javits Center to Queens raises many questions