If you’re selling
Make your home’s case.
Give buyers a specific reason to choose your home: a useful layout, compelling presentation and pricing grounded in the alternatives they can actually buy.
Discuss my home’s value ↗Long Island City condos · First half 2026
More resale choice. A sharper case for each home.
The useful question is which homes compete with yours. With more resale options and fewer sponsor closings, price, presentation and the details of each residence deserve a closer look.
The numbers to know.
January–June 2026 · Source & scope68Resale condo closingsUp 13% year over year
48New-development closingsDown 63% year over year
155Resale condo listingsFirst-half inventory snapshot
59New-development listingsFirst-half inventory snapshot
If you’re buying
Compare what you’ll live with.
Start with your must-haves, then compare the full proposition: layout, monthly costs, condition and terms. Sponsor incentives and resale pricing need separate consideration.
Talk through my search ↗Where the comparison matters
Skyline Tower
A concentration of competing homes makes the line, floor, outlook and condition especially useful distinctions.
Explore the condo guide ↗26Resale listings in the source snapshot
Sources, dates & what the figures cover
Figures shown here are the source report’s LIC condo segments. Inventory is a historical snapshot, not current availability. Co-op sales and mixed-property price medians are excluded from this brief. Commentary is by Lauren Bennett and Ivan Mijalkovic; figures are attributed to Corcoran.
Source published August 6, 2026. Commentary reviewed October 24, 2026.
Corcoran · Long Island City & Astoria Market Report, 1H 2026 ↗Recorded prices may not reveal credits or concessions. A historical market report does not establish the value of an individual home.
Make the market personal
What does this mean for your move?
Share your building or the home you have in mind. We’ll start with the comparisons that matter to you.