A former industrial center, Long Island City is an unusual New York City neighborhood. Once home to a lively art scene, it’s now a site of major residential development and economic activity.
New restaurants and bars are moving in, although Long Island City is still building a sense of vibrancy. Its industrial roots lend its streets a quieter, more isolated feel.
LIC’s once-cheap rents made it a haven for artists. And even today, as professionals move in, this neighborhood is bursting with culture.
Buildings
ALTA+ by Ollie
Long Island City, Queens
In Unit
- Weekly Tidy Ups
- Linens, Towels, and Bath Amenities
- Ollie Social Membership
- Furnished by Ollie
- Complimentary Cable + WiFi
- Bedvetter Roommate Matching Services
- Washer/Dryer In-Unit*
In Building
- 2 & 3 Bedroom Micro Suites
- Community Events
- Demonstration Kitchen
- Rooftop Terrace
- Outdoor Lounge with Grill Stations
- Fitness Complex with Indoor Lap Pool
- Community Lounge
- On-Site Laundry
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*varies by unit