Long Island City condos
Industrial character, taller rooms and homes arranged across more than one level.
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Stairs and the daily layout
Approved room uses and alterations
Historical examples to begin your search. Availability and features vary by home.
A duplex example with a reported 17-foot living-room ceiling.
Residence 1J: approximately 1,466 interior square feet, a 329-square-foot terrace and a 17-foot living-room ceiling in Lauren’s past Corcoran listing.
Historical team listing. The headline lists three bedrooms; the narrative describes an upper-level office with potential third-bedroom use. Approved room count and current configuration require verification.A duplex penthouse example with a bedroom on the entry level.
PH4: 1,763 interior sq ft; 3 bedrooms. Private balcony off primary suite.
Historical listing illustration only; measurements and room labels are listing-reported, not independently measured.A three-bedroom duplex example with private outdoor space.
719: 1,402 interior sq ft; 3 bedrooms. Private roof terrace; area not established in reviewed text.
Historical listing evidence only; square footage and room classification are listing-reported.Your search, personally considered
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