Tremendous Long Island City Office Location

Available for the first time in many years is this 2,500 sf ground floor office space. Windows on all sides of the building provide good light and air. Located across from the Citigroup Tower and the Long Island City Courthouse, multiple types of mass transportation are within steps of the building. One executive parking space can be made available, and there is additional parking at the municipal lot half a block away. The building allows for 24/7 access. Heat is included in the rent.

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4510 Court Sq - 2,500 sf

4510 Court Sq - 2,500 sf

2,500 sf Office Space For lease

Property Details

Tremendous Long Island City Office Location

Available for the first time in many years is this 2,500 sf ground floor office space. Windows on all sides of the building provide good light and air. Located across from the Citigroup Tower and the Long Island City Courthouse, multiple types of mass transportation are within steps of the building. One executive parking space can be made available, and there is additional parking at the municipal lot half a block away. The building allows for 24/7 access. Heat is included in the rent.

Location

Address
4510 Court Sq, Long Island City, Queens, NY 11101
Cross Street
Jackson
Block
84
Lot
52
Subway
7 E G M N Q R
Highways
Long Island Expy
Bridges/Tunnels
59th Street Bridge Midtown Tunnel

Sq Ft

Available Space
2,500 sf
Bldg Area
9,700 sf
Bldg Dimensions
30 x 86
Floors
2,500 sf Grnd
Parking Spaces
1 cars
Plot
5,000 sf
Lot Frontage
50'
Lot Depth
100'

Financials

Asking Lease
Call or Email
Lease Type
Gross
Possession
60 days

Construction

Use
Commercial-Office
Bldg Type
Multi-story
Stories
3
Bldg Material
Brick Mill
Heat
Oil
Ceiling
9'
Power
200 amps
Year Built
1931
Air Conditioned
HVAC

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Area Profile

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Long Island Expy

Long Island City (LIC) is the westernmost neighborhood of the New York City borough of Queens and is bounded on the north by the Queens neighborhood of Astoria; on the west by the East River; on the east by Hazen Street, 31st Street, and New Calvary Cemetery; and on the south by Newtown Creek, which separates Queens from Greenpoint, Brooklyn.

This once highly industrialized area has been largely redeveloped over the last few decades to serve more modern uses. It's proximity to Manhattan by subway, bus and ferry, as well as via the Queensboro Bridge and Midtown Tunnel, make LIC a highly desirable location for all manner of uses.

Large sections have been rezoned for residential use, resulting in many luxury condominium towers, particularly along the East River.  Gentrification of the neighborhood has resulted in the introduction of fabulous restaurants and shopping along Vernon and Jackson Avenues and MOMA PS1 anchors a vibrant art community. In fact, LIC has among the highest concentration of art galleries, art institutions, and studio space of any neighborhood in all of New York City. Many parks, a beach and other waterfront access provide residents with fabulous recreational opportunities.

Today, the most prominent building is the 658' Citicorp Tower built in 1989 on Courthouse Square. It is the tallest building on all of Long Island and in any of the New York City boroughs outside Manhattan. Many other businesses and organizations have made LIC the location for their home office, or lease additional back office space in the community.

Other formerly industrial properties have found new life in a commercial capacity, such as the former Silvercup Bakery which is now home to Silvercup Studios and the former Ford Instrument Company building which has been incorporated into LaGuardia Community College. The neighborhood still boasts a vibrant industrial business community as well, and will for many, many years to come.

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