23-10 42nd Road

Residential | Luxury Multifamily

Arriving in 2025, this 35-story tower will feature 240 carefully-crafted luxury residential apartments, many with a protected view of the East River and Manhattan skyline. The residential development will be positioned as a boutique alternative to the large glass towers prevalent throughout the neighborhood.

The Lion Match Building

22-15 43rd Avenue

Office | Retail

Located in the thriving Court Square district of Long Island City, The Lion Match Building was built in 1924 as a matchstick manufacturing and warehouse location for the Lion Match Company. The four-story building was converted from an industrial property into a 60,000 RSF boutique commercial office and retail building in the early 2000s. Recently, the lobby was refreshed, including the expansion of an existing mural, and the second, third, and fourth floors were completely renovated to include multiple pre-built offices with new HVAC systems and new common corridors and restrooms.

38-01 35th​ Avenue

Commercial | Retail

A prime location just one block from Astoria’s main thoroughfare, Steinway Street, this two-story commercial/retail property was repositioned from a former factory into the home of two long-term franchise restaurants. The building is situated within blocks of the famed Kaufman Astoria Studios and The Museum of the Moving Image and is across the street from a proposed $2 billion, five block mixed-used development known as Innovation QNS.

56-07 48th​ Street

Commercial | Distribution

Located in the Maspeth section of Queens, blocks away from the existing UPS and FedEx distribution centers and the planned 1mm SF Amazon distribution center, this 78,000 SF property serves as a conveniently located, last-mile fulfillment facility delivering goods into Manhattan and across New York City. The property features a 32-door, single-story cross docked warehouse, finished office space and a garage with four overhead doors as well as ample on-site truck parking.

36-50 31​st Street

Warehouse | Industrial

Encompassing nearly 34,000 SF, these single-story warehouse buildings are strategically located at the intersection of the emerging mixed-use neighborhoods of Long Island City and Astoria and just steps away from several subway lines. These buildings are currently divided into four separate tenant spaces, including a commercial commissary space, fabrication and distribution facilities and offices.

36-01 47th​ Avenue and 45-54 37th​ Street

Warehouse | Industrial

A pair of adjacent single-story warehouse buildings located in the East of the Yards section of Long Island City, these properties are located just off of Queens Boulevard ​and sit within a city block of similar buildings largely owned by Werwaiss Properties. These buildings are typical of many of the properties in our portfolio which are tenanted by a cross section of distribution, light manufacturing and contracting companies who value the convenient access to Queens, Long Island, Brooklyn and Manhattan by both road and subway.

9-11/17 43rd Avenue

Warehouse | Office

Located two blocks from both the East River and Queens Plaza, this pair of adjacent buildings combine to offer 12,000 SF of ground floor warehouse space with drive-in loading/access as well as finished second floor office space.

39-15 29th Street and 39-20 30th​ Street

Warehouse | Office

Situated in the vibrant, mixed-use Dutch Kills neighborhood of Long Island City and within a short walk of several subway lines, this through-block site encompasses two buildings which combine to provide nearly 25,000 SF of rentable space. On 29th​ Street, a two-story building with ground floor warehouse/garage and second floor finished office space is connected to a two-story building on 30th​ Street with an upper level warehouse and office and lower level garage.

38-78 Review Avenue

Warehouse | Industrial

A 15,000 SF, single-story building on 25,000 SF of land used by the tenant as a private parking lot in the more industrial section of Long Island City. Located just south of the LIE/495 and just east of the Queens-Midtown Tunnel, the BQE/278 and the Queensboro Bridge, the location provides convenient access and multiple paths for distribution.