Hunters Point Condos
Aug 15 2008

L is for Livable soon enough; L Haus sales office to open in September

The L Haus Condo Development, Pulaski Bridge, Long Island City, Queens, NYC, 11101

The L Haus Condos are materializing. Pulaski Bridge, Hunters Point, LIC

As we expected, summer development in LIC, especially around the Pulaski Bridge, is starting to bear fruit. The L Haus is getting ready to hit the market, with 1BR apartments starting in the $500K range. Stay tuned for more, as Long Island Condo City continues to transform. Maybe we should change the Q for Queens in our logo to a C…? Nah.

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Great posting today! I’m intersted in this development. Wonder how they will stack against Hunters View right next door.

#1 Anonymous / 3 months, 1 week ago

Hummm… “$500k range” for a 1 bedroom. Better be a 800sf+ 1 bedroom. I see a stream running across in the back. Wonder what that is about.

#2 Jac / 3 months, 1 week ago

How long will those seat cushions stay snowy white on a balcony overlooking the Pulaski Bridge?

#3 Anonymous / 3 months, 1 week ago

I wonder how fast they will sell

#4 Anonymous / 3 months, 1 week ago

I hope I can get a view of the toll booths!

#5 Anonymous / 3 months, 1 week ago

Yeah wait a second, why are indoor Ikea-lookin’ chairs outdoors? Also, that must be photoshopped… the River looks far too close, with no land or other buildings in the foreground?

Why do these developers need to be so deceptive in their tactics?

#6 Brandon / 3 months, 1 week ago

Isn’t it a bit close to the highway? Better have some sort of air filtration system for all the cars emmissions. I doubt it will sell fast. Hunter’s Point Condos seem to be having a hard time selling their units. It’s been 50% sold out for over a year now, without change. But watch… They’re going to “say” they’re 50% sold out the first month of opening their sales office.

#7 Anonymous / 3 months, 1 week ago

I dont even think Hunters Point Condos has been selling for a year, so I think you are off by claiming they’ve been stuck at 50% for OVER a year… jeeze you are all so negative on anything that involves building above 3 stories. This is, by definition, a “real estate” blog. Go start a “I hate real estate” blog, Brandon you can be the hateful leader, probably make a few bucks off of it too.

#8 Anonymous / 3 months, 1 week ago

hey, if you want to pay that much money to live there, go right ahead. i’ll reserve the right to think its stupid. thanks.

#9 Anonymous / 3 months, 1 week ago

The reason why the first 50% goes fast is because they represent the most reasonably priced units or most desirable units. The other stuff takes time to move.

#10 Anonymous / 3 months, 1 week ago

I thought a comment section meant you were supposed to express your opinion on the matter. I didn’t know it meant “write something here ONLY if it’s praises the subject.” If you didn’t want us to express our opinions than why have a comment section? Oh wait… This it the USA where we’re allowed to express our opinions. #8 - You must have forgotten where you are. This isn’t China where free thought is discourage.
I don’t mind the larger buildings. I actually think they have their place. The more development that goes up is a good thing. It means it’ll bring real estate prices down. Supply and demand theory. If units aren’t selling… that means prices need/should come down. This is basic economics. Apparently real estate sales have gone stagnant in the area. But prices aren’t coming down. What’s up with that? Greedy agents that aren’t tell their sponsors the truth of what’s happening with the market. This is just my theory. I’m trying to understand the market and need to rationalize the situation.

#11 Anonymous / 3 months ago

lol - “anything over 3 stories” Have you been to LIC lately?

#12 Anonymous / 3 months ago

The location could be better and I’m not 100% on the multi-colored exterior, but the fact that Cetra/Ruddy of One Madison Park fame is involved is exciting. It’s very hard to judge until you see floorplans and finishes. The NW corner high floors will sell first if released- nice corner windows, views, etc…

#13 Andrew Fine / 3 months ago

That intersection is out of control. It’ll be interesting when everyone moves in and it all hits critical mass. That 7 train is well on it’s way to becoming the L.

#14 Anonymous / 3 months ago

rumor has it that the prices are starting around $700/ sq ft. The building next door, Hunter’s View, starts at $600/ sq. ft. Could be a tough sell, no?

#15 Anonymous / 3 months ago

#15 Hunters View broker perhaps? It depends on how much nicer the apartments are. HV is a little cookie cutter, and L haus seems to have a more interesting building. We’ll see when it launches. Windows are a bit disappointing though.

#16 Anonymous / 3 months ago

If it’s a high enough unit, that rendering could be accurate…

#17 Anonymous / 3 months ago

#15 here. You got me. Yup, I’m a broker. Can’t believe you figured me out, and all by yourself , too. Oh well, back to shilling for more gullible yuppies on over-priced real estate in LIC.

#18 Anonymous / 3 months ago

#11 asks a great question that seems to have been ignored. perhaps because many of the posters are brokers? There might be some truth to the fact that the stagnated sales and also prices has something to do with great misinformation about the market…. I too have noticed that prices haven’t really dropped at all… but everyday there’s an announcement of another condo building so it does indicate huge possibility for a glut. the dreaded word yes sorry, but look what happened in miami, major speculation and all the condos hit around the same time. no one could flip because market was flooded with inventory.

#19 Anonymous / 3 months ago

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