A former industrial desert, Long Island City has experienced extraordinary change over the years. An influx of new developments are popping up at a constant rate to keep up with all the new residents moving into this area. Over on Hunter Street, this shop space for rent has two long rooms for showcasing your idea.

The Crowd

With the revitalization of the waterfront, young professionals are moving into this area for its ease of commute into midtown (while still being more affordable than Manhattan's prices). The art scene is a big deal here – on Jackson Avenue, MoMA PS1 attracts visitors from all over interested in seeing contemporary experimental art pieces. LIC Market is a seasonal farm-to-table restaurant that’s popular for brunch on weekends. Queens Plaza station is less than a five-minute walk away.

Meet the Neighbors

Etto Espresso Bar is a laid-back cafe with small plates. Around the corner, Dutch Kills is a gastropub that’s big on the weekends. M. Wells Steakhouse, a few streets down, serves up gourmet food inside a former auto body shop.

• Éclairage
• Chauffage
• Toilettes
• Accès handicapé
• Wifi
• Étagères
• Comptoirs
• Cabines d'essayage
• Système de sécurité
• Volets de sécurité
• Réserve
• Parking
• Sous-sol
• Kitchen extraction

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