Property management in Long Island City, Queens
Glass towers on the East River, landmarked rowhouses in Hunters Point, and nine subway lines within reach.
In our service area · Updated October 2026
Windsor Fine Properties provides full-service residential property management in Long Island City, Queens, covering annual rentals, short- and mid-term furnished rentals (30-night minimum) and multifamily buildings. Most of our work here is individual condo units and small rowhouse buildings. Long Island City is in our service area.
What is Long Island City like for rental owners?
Long Island City, or LIC, sits directly across the East River from Midtown Manhattan. Over the past two decades its waterfront in Hunters Point and the area around Court Square and Queens Plaza have filled with high-rise condo and rental towers. Gantry Plaza State Park and Hunters Point South Park line the water, and MoMA PS1 and Silvercup Studios are local landmarks.
Inland, older housing remains. The Hunters Point Historic District, designated in 1968, protects a block of 19th-century rowhouses on 45th Avenue, and there are frame and brick houses and loft conversions in the blocks between.
What kinds of homes are in Long Island City?
- High-rise condo and rental towers in Hunters Point, Court Square and Queens Plaza
- 19th-century rowhouses, including the Hunters Point Historic District
- Two- and three-family houses and small walk-ups
- Converted loft buildings
Who rents in Long Island City?
LIC renters are often professionals who work in Midtown and want a one-stop commute, along with people in tech, media and the film studios. Corporate relocations and project-based work make it one of the strongest markets for furnished stays of a month or more.
How do tenants get around Long Island City?
The 7 stops at Vernon Boulevard–Jackson Avenue, Hunters Point Avenue, Court Square and Queensboro Plaza. The E and M stop at Court Square–23rd Street, the G at Court Square and 21st Street, the N and W at Queensboro Plaza and the F at 21st Street–Queensbridge. The LIRR stops at Long Island City and Hunters Point Avenue, and NYC Ferry serves Hunters Point South.
What should Long Island City owners know?
- Condo buildings set their own leasing rules, minimum terms and move-in fees. Read them before listing.
- Some newer rental buildings carry affordability programs with their own rules. Check what applies to your unit.
- Furnished stays of 30 nights or more need building approval where the condo requires it.
How does Windsor Fine Properties help in Long Island City?
For a tower condo we handle marketing, the building application, screening, rent collection and repairs; for rowhouses, the whole building.
- Annual rental management: marketing, screening, leases, rent collection, renewals
- Short- and mid-term rental management: furnished or unfurnished stays of 30 nights or more
- Multifamily management: two- to four-family homes and small buildings
- Free rent estimate
Long Island City property management FAQ
Can you manage condo units in LIC towers?
Yes. We can manage individual condos, follow each building's leasing rules and coordinate with the building's management office.
Is Long Island City a good market for 30-day furnished rentals?
It is one of the more active ones because of its short commute to Midtown. We'll review your building's rules before recommending it.
Can you manage rowhouses in Hunters Point?
Yes. We can manage small rowhouse buildings, and plan exterior work around landmark review on the protected block.
What other nearby areas do you serve?
Astoria, Sunnyside and Greenpoint across Newtown Creek are all in our service area.
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Property management in Long Island City
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