Long Island City Partnership

An illustration of a train shaped like a syringe.
Leases  ·  Technology
Washington DC

What Fuels the Northeast’s Life Sciences Industry

By David M. Levitt
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Commercial Observer's Max Gross, Industry City's Kathe Chase, Regina Myer of Downtown Brooklyn Partnership, Johanna Greenbaum of the Brooklyn Navy Yard talked about the perils of reopening office and retail in Brooklyn amid the pandemic.
Development  ·  Leases
New York City

Brooklyn and Queens Developers Consider a Pandemic Market

By Rebecca Baird-Remba
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LONG ISLAND CITY TEA PARTY: Queens elected officials like Assemblyman Ron Kim (left), Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer (middle) and State Sen. Michael Gianaris have been working to dump the Amazon deal.
Features
New York City

The Loyal Opposition to Amazon’s Long Island City Deal

By Nicholas Rizzi
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Jeff Bezos
Features
Washington DC

Split Decision: Amazon’s HQ2 Race Becomes a Tale of 2 HQs

By Rey Mashayekhi
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An ariel picture of Long Island City.
Features  ·  Neighborhoods
New York City

While Williamsburg Suffers L Train Problems, It’s LIC’s Time to Shine

By Liam La Guerre
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Jeff Bezos
Features
New York City

Delivering Amazon: This Is What’s Right and Wrong With the City’s Pitches for HQ2

By The Editors
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The Coca-Cola sign in Long Island City's Gantry Plaza Park.
Features  ·  Neighborhoods
New York City

When Will Long Island City’s Retail Arrive?

By Sam Bloch
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27-01 Queens Plaza North
Leases  ·  Office Leases
New York City

WeWork, Fidelis Sublease 64K SF From MetLife at LIC’s Brewster Building

By Rey Mashayekhi
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Elizabeth Lusskin. Photo: Ashley Wilson/for Commercial Observer
Players
New York City

LIC Partnership Elizabeth Lusskin Is Taking the Long View of Queens

By Rheaa Rao
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Hunter's Point South Commons at 1-50 50th Avenue. Photo: CoStar Group
Leases  ·  Retail
New York City

CVS Signs LIC Deal With Related, Could Draw More National Retailers to the Area

By Terence Cullen
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Long Island City is poised for considerable development in the next three to five years (Photo and rendering: Jesse Winter for LIC Partnership).
Development  ·  Neighborhoods

What Will LIC Retail Look Like in Five Years?

By Terence Cullen
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The investment was announced at the Historic Falchi Building.
Development  ·  Policy

Western Queens Business Zone Gets $100K Boost

By Adrienne Gaffney
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