Queens · Neighborhood
Long Island City
Glass towers, the best Manhattan skyline view, and a five-minute commute.
Median Sale
$875,000
Median Rent
$3,500/mo
Avg. Days on Market
28 days
YoY Price Change
+3.0%
About Long Island City
Market Note
Inventory in Long Island City is tight and well-priced units move within days. We typically see 28 days on market, about 3% above last year.
Around the neighborhood
Map & Local
Around Long Island City
Subway stations, public schools, and parks within walking distance — pulled live from NYC OpenData and the MTA.
Subway
8
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G
21 St
2 min walk
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7
Hunters Point Av
3 min walk
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7
Court Sq
5 min walk
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EF
Court Sq-23 St
5 min walk
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G
Court Sq
6 min walk
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7
Vernon Blvd-Jackson Av
6 min walk
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NW
Queensboro Plaza
12 min walk
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7
Queensboro Plaza
12 min walk
Schools
3
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Information Technology High School
High school · 09,10,11,12
0.28 mi
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P.S./I.S. 78Q
K-8 · PK,0K,01,02,03,04,05
0.45 mi
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P.S. 384
Elementary · 0K,01,02,03,04,05
0.49 mi
Parks
8
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Murray Playground
2.5 acres
0.18 mi
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Short Triangle
0.0 acres
0.19 mi
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Notorious LIC Park
0.3 acres
0.25 mi
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McKenna Triangle
0.0 acres
0.27 mi
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Court Square Park
0.5 acres
0.31 mi
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Andrews Grove
0.5 acres
0.32 mi
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Gordon Triangle
0.1 acres
0.33 mi
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Rafferty Triangle
0.1 acres
0.34 mi
Editor's notes · Schools
Schools we recommend
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A
Long Island City Community School
Public · Elementary · 0.3 mi
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A-
P.S. 129 Long
Public · K–8 · 0.5 mi
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B+
Long Island City Prep Academy
Charter · 6–12 · 0.7 mi
Editor's notes · Transit
Walks our agents make
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7
Long Av
4 min
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NW
Long – Metropolitan
8 min
Lifestyle
What makes Long Island City Long Island City
01
Dining & cafés
From corner coffee to destination dinners, Long Island City eats well at every price.
02
Green space
Parks, waterfront, and tree-lined residential blocks within a short walk.
03
The commute
Multiple trains put Midtown and Downtown within an easy ride.
Did you know
Long Island City is one of Queens's most photographed neighborhoods — and one of the first our founders ever leased in.
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