Nest Seekers International

Long Island City

Once the Industrial center of New York City, is now in the limelight and one of the premiere areas to live in. Home to over 200 museums and galleries, including PS1 MoMa, Museum of Moving Image, and many more, It's home to Silvercup Studios New York's largest movie studio, plenty of shops, restaurants and bars. It is a mecca for artisans, film-makers and families, Home to Brooks Restaurant, Est. 1890 one of the oldest restaurants in New York, there are plenty of activities to partake in, from Wednesday evening film screenings at Socratese Sculpture Park, to PS1 Summer Warm Up Series, which is a weekly outdoor music festival every Saturday in the summer, to Harry's LIC Taxi Beach, New York's first urban beach. Long Island City also known as L.I.C. recently has been going through a real estate boom. Since the city rezoned it from industrial to residential in 2003, there has been a lot of excitement happening, New Luxury Condo buildings are opening up every month, Rockrose is developing seven towers in the Queens West site, near the newly named Pepsi Park, SilverCup Studios has plans on developing the largest movie studio outside of LA and plans on investing over $1 Billion dollars into the area, people are looking at this once forgotten city with a whole new perspective, CitiBank is building there 2nd tower across the street from there original one, The U.N. has recently completed a commercial building, and at the once old Queens Plaza parking lot. There are plans to developing it into a 3 million square foot commercial tower, the city has allocated $46 Million dollars to develop parks, and public spaces, plans for a new public school, police precinct, library and post office are in the works, Long Island City will soon be the 4th Largest Business District in the city, and the largest Artist district.

LIC is accessible by the E, V, N, G, & 7 trains as well as the L.I.R.R., NY Water Taxi, The Queens Borough Bridge and the Midtown Tunnel.