Development Du Jour: LIC's Star Tower


Friday, May 16, 2008, by Robert

Location: 28-02 42nd Road, Long Island City
Size: 180 one- to three-bedroom units
Prices: $425,000 to $1 million +
Architect: Israel Peles
Developer: Roe Development

Yes, the area around Queens Plaza in Long Island City is changing. Case in point is the Star Tower, which will be LIC's tallest residential condo (at least, for now) when it's done in winter 2009. The 25-story tower is coming from Roe Development Corp., also behind LIC's Fusion, and it boasts "unparalleled views of the Manhattan skyline" and "white-glove service" among other "lavish hotel-quality" amenities. The units range from 617 square feet to 1,213 square feet, and the building will have a lot of things called "Sky." For instance, there will be a SkyDeck, which is a 2,700-square-foot rooftop (LIC's biggest) with a pool (!!!), cabanas and daybed. The SkyLounge will be a 1,000-square-foot club room with kitchen, wet bar and entertainment area. Back downstairs, there's a 7,500-square-foot mezzanine-level Great Lawn for meditative LIC moments. Did we mention the "exquisite indoor waterfall Jacuzzi" that "will provide relaxation with views overlooking the great lawn"? The outdoor grilling station? The inhouse valet parking?

Star Tower
28-02 42nd Road, Long Island City
Tall, Queens Plaza, Amenity Overdrive
website, The Real Deal



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