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.
Where Long Island City sits
The official neighborhood boundary — every sale behind the numbers above closed inside this outline.
Long Island City · Queens
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Traditional 6%
$75,000
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$24,875
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~$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.
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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.