Luxury Residential Condominium in Queens
$680$680/m²
Queens, NY, United States
2
bedrooms
1 m²
interior
Apartment
property type
1 week ago
listed
About this place
Positioned at the vibrant crossroads of Astoria and Long Island City, in the rapidly transforming Hallets Point waterfront district, this newly constructed luxury condominium development offers a rare investment opportunity in one of Queens’ most dynamic growth corridors—often referred to as the “next DUMBO.” Located in Halletspoints Queens, this modern elevator building is designed with accessibility and convenience in mind, offering handicap access, multiple parking levels available FOR SALE separately, private security, CCTV monitoring, and on-site management. Set within a booming neighborhood backed by over $11 billion in surrounding developments, including the Hallets Point and Astoria Cove projects, this location provides exceptional connectivity. Enjoy minutes to the Astoria Ferry and nearby subway lines, placing Manhattan just minutes away. In addition, the residential condominium component available FOR SALE of the building features luxury two-bedroom condominium units, many with private balconies and stunning views of the Manhattan skyline, Triborough Bridge, or Queens waterfront. Amenities include a fitness center, laundry facilities, community spaces, doorman service, and pet-friendly policies. Notably, there are no rental restrictions, resale limitations, or board approval requirements, offering unmatched flexibility for owners and investors alike. Purchase parking separately! With low common charges, premium amenities, and limited-time sponsor pricing, this is a unique opportunity to secure a foothold in one of New York City’s fastest-growing neighborhoods.
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