Long Island City will continue growth without Amazon, says real estate brokerage CEO

By Tom Corsillo Nine months after Amazon scrapped plans to build a new headquarters in Long Island City, people in and around the real estate industry continue to dissect.....»»

Amazon.com Inc.'s potential move to Long Island City lays the foundation for the Seattle-based e-commerce giant to enter into — and dominate — the financial services sector, including real estate, wealth management and brokerage.   That's a.....»»

One Long Island City brokerage firm reportedly said it sold 150 units in just four days. Though Amazon said it won’t begin hiring for its newly announced office in Queens, N.Y. u.....»»

New York developers continue to bank on Queens real estate with the expectation that whoever owns land within and bordering Long Island City will see valuations of those properties pop. That's because Amazon.com Inc. is expected to take over up to.....»»

What do Gowanus, Crown Heights, Dumbo, the Brooklyn Navy Yard and Long Island City have in common? These neighborhoods all have experienced rapid growth and revitalization, making them desirable... To view the full story, click the title link......»»

Several sources confirmed that Amazon is seriously considering Long Island City as a site for its second headquarters. One real estate executive who owns space in the neighborhood put the chances at... To view the full story, click the title link......»»

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On the very same day that Amazon.com Inc. announced that Long Island City, New York, would be ha.....»»

Amazon has canceled plans for its Long Island City headquarters. CNBC's Diana Olick reports on the before and after impact on the real estate market......»»

Less than a week ago, New York City's real-estate brokers assuredly brushed aside reports that Amazon would scrap its plans to open an "HQ2" in Long Island City, reasoning that cancelling its move to NYC would be bad for both the e-commerce.....»»

Amazon’s announcement that it is ditching plans for a corporate headquarters in New York City stunned real-estate speculators, developers and renters who had rushed into the Long Island City neighborhood to be near the new HQ2......»»

Let the finger-pointing begin. Amazon.com Inc.’s decision to drop its expansion plans in the Long Island City neighborhood of Queens plunged local real estate brokers into despair – just months... To view the full story, click the title link......»»

ERA® Real Estate has announced its latest affiliation with Bon Anno Realty ERA Powered, a 40-year-old mainstay in the Long Island real estate market. Originally founded by Lucille Bonanno in 1984, the company is now enterin.....»»

● GBT Real Estate LLC Sales launch at LIC condominium Sales have officially launched for Eleven28, a new, six-story condominium, adding nine one-t.....»»

Stonelake Capital Partners expects to continue its industrial buying spree in Austin through 2020. In December alone, the real estate private equity firm purchased 18 buildings, as it anticipates job and population growth on the north side of the city......»»

Second-generation real estate company LargaVista has tapped JLL to lease The Gaseteria Building in Long Island City. The firm will provide a full range of marketing and leasing services for the Class A, 66,472-squar.....»»

King Street Properties and GFP Real Estate have broken ground for Innolabs, a new state-of-the-art l.....»»

Less than two years after entering the North Texas market, Compass real estate brokerage has more than 500 agents in DFW, and regional president Erik Bahr says to expect the blazing growth to continue......»»

Cushman & Wakefield has announced that the real estate services firm has been retained on an exclusive basis to lease 38-27 30th Street, a 25,089 s/f building in Long Island City, Queens. For more than 20 years, 38-27 30th Street hosted the Fisher L.....»»

JLL has completed a new transaction for One Stop Properties, a Long Island City-based real estate development company, at 225 Underhill Boulevard in Syosset, N.Y. The company, which speciali.....»»