Night view of Manhattan from Linc LIC  The Long Island City construction boom has been happening for years and it shows no signs of stopping. While Brooklyn and Manhattan occasionally take the spotlight away from new Queens developments, now is the time to highly these three gorgeous luxury Long Island City new construction buildings.

The Long Island City residential construction boom shows no signs of stopping, as New Yorkers continue to flock to this diverse, changing area in search of new homes and new opportunities. 1 QPS Tower is one of the newest and tallest residential buildings in the area making yet another big change to the Long Island City skyline.

  The city is inspiring for many people, including developers who want to make their next residential project the hottest thing in NYC. Taking bits and pieces of the city and placing them within one development allows residents to enjoy the best parts of New York City from the comfort of their own home. At Huis24, they can experience just that.

Jackson Park is a new megadevelopment in Long Island City that's making a lot of waves thanks to the innovative new apartments it's bringing to this thriving waterfront neighborhood. 

As new buildings continue to rise throughout city, finding that quaint and quiet neighborhood feel while still enjoying the convenience and efficiency of NYC can be difficult. Thanks to recent Long Island City addition The Forge, discovering this feeling has become a little easier.  

Long Island City is rapidly becoming one of the hottest parts of the city to call home. Tower28 is one of the newest rental developments in this area and it resembles the glass towers more commonly found along the streets of Manhattan. This glass building is located at 42-12 28th Street, and stands 58 stories tall bringing in a total of 477 new homes to the booming neighborhood.

The growth of NYC is quite evident when looking at the city skyline from the outskirts. Long Island City has always been known for its sweeping views of Manhattan, but the neighborhood is quickly replicating Manhattan’s astonishing high-rises and gleaming glassy towers. Here is a list of three Long Island City developments that still have availability for people interested in making this growing neighborhood their home. 

In 2014, renderings for a new Long Island City residential development were first revealed. Four years later, the development sits at 44-41 Purves Street completed and with gorgeous homes currently on the market.