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Home Values · Queens · Long Island City, NY

What's your home worth in Long Island City?

The median home in Long Island City sold for $1,250,000 — condo prices ▲ 15.3% over the past year.

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$1,250,000
Median sale price
144
Homes sold (12 mo)
▲ 15.3%
1-year condo trend
Condo$1,145,000· 105 sold2–4 family$1,530,000· 22 soldSingle-family$1,400,000· 7 soldCo-op$475,000· 6 sold

Based on recorded residential sales over the last 12 months (all home types). Source: ATTOM public property records · updated quarterly · as of July 2026.

About the neighborhood

Factories to skyline views

Warehouses and factories built this neighborhood, which was incorporated as its own city in 1870, and their brick facades and arched windows still stand among the glass residential towers that came later. The former industrial waterfront is now Gantry Plaza State Park and Hunters Point South Park, with the Manhattan skyline directly across the East River and the Pepsi-Cola sign preserved as a landmark.

MoMA PS1 anchors one of the city's densest concentrations of galleries and studios, and murals and repurposed industrial spaces keep the creative energy visible. The Hunters Point Historic District and the old Long Island City Courthouse preserve the earlier eras. Multiple subway lines, ferries, and the Queensboro Bridge make the rest of New York unusually reachable, which is much of the point.

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Where Long Island City sits

The official neighborhood boundary — every sale behind the numbers above closed inside this outline.

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The locqube difference

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On a $1,250,000 sale, a traditional 6% commission is about $75,000. With locqube it's a flat $899 or 1.99% — keeping more of what you built.

Traditional 6%
$75,000
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$24,875
or flat fee
$899
~$50,125
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The median home in Long Island City sold for about $1,250,000 across 144 recorded sales in the past year — all home types combined. Among condo homes, the area's most-sold type, prices moved ▲ 15.3% year over year. Your home's value depends on its size, condition and exact location.
From recorded residential sales in Long Island City over the trailing 12 months — all home types, sourced from ATTOM public property records and refreshed quarterly. It reflects what actually closed, not asking prices.
Yes — New York and Connecticut owners can sell by owner, and locqube's Self-Serve plan backs you with MLS exposure, locqube AI guiding every step, and a live dashboard for a flat $899. A licensed agent stays one tap away whenever you want one. How selling by owner works → The New York by-owner guide →
List with locqube — a flat $899 or 1.99% instead of the traditional 6%, with a dedicated in-house agent and AI-powered pricing. On a typical Long Island City sale that keeps roughly $50,125 more in your pocket.

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