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Former industrial area transformed into high-rise residential with Manhattan views. Research any Long Island City building before you sign — then find trusted local service providers.

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Building violation profile: Long Island City

Pest Risk
Low

Based on 311 pest complaint density and HPD pest-related violation history

Heat Complaint Level
Low

Based on HPD heat & hot water violation frequency during heating season

Typical Building Age

Mostly new construction (2005-present) with some converted industrial buildings

Most common issues in Long Island City

  • 1Elevator deficiencies in new high-rises
  • 2Construction noise complaints
  • 3HVAC failures in luxury towers
  • 4Water intrusion in converted warehouses
  • 5Permit violations on new builds

About this data

LIC newer buildings have lower HPD violation rates overall, but elevator and HVAC complaints in luxury towers have increased as buildings age past their first decade.

Renter tip for Long Island City

In LIC luxury towers, check elevator inspection records and HVAC service complaints -- newer buildings can have systemic issues that do not show in HPD data yet.

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Building Types

New luxury high-rises, converted warehouses, some older buildings

Transit

7 train, E/M (Court Square), G (Court Square), N/W (Queensboro)

Character

Modern, convenient, waterfront parks, growing restaurant scene

Challenges

Somewhat sterile, still developing neighborhood feel, expensive new buildings

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