Real Estate Panelists Highlight a More Intimate Community and Better "QUALITY OF LIFE" in Long Island City, Indicating an Underlying Shift

Panel of Jet Blue, Related, and Daily News Express Views of Long Island City

Panelists Hosted by Long Island City Partnership June 15, 2011

Real Estate Panel for Long Island City   New York Daily News Panelist       Full video coverage and follow up Q&A are available in the left column in 14 segments of approximately three to five minutes each. lic_real_estate_6838_01 lic_real_estate_6838_02 lic_real_estate_6841 lic_real_estate_6815 lic_real_estate_6840 lic_real_estate_6842 lic_real_estate_6842_6843 lic_real_estate_6844 lic_real_estate_6845 lic_real_estate_6844 lic_real_estate_6846_6849 lic_real_estate_end lic_real_estate_q_and_a_end

Long Island City, New York June 15, 2011 - Move the clock forward twelve months from June 2010.  Things have changed fast in Long Island City.  Long Island City Real Estate Meeting and Special Report.  LICBDC Breakfast Panel This year, the Long Island City Partnership Real Estate panelists represented a new, large corporate tenant (Jet Blue), a large residential developer/builder (Related), and a writer for the Daily News. The moderator, David Brause of Brause Realty, represented both the BID, now called Long Island City Partnership, and real estate development interests. The topic was "Real Estate", but the message was different than twelve months ago. Twelve months ago, this same type of panel focused on when the real estate crisis would end, and what the price per square foot would be in Long Island City for residential and commercial property.  Twelve months ago, panelist Michelle Anderson, Dean of CUNY Law School and others, told the community why they were selecting Long Island City as their new home.  Richard Anderson, President, NY Building Congress, and John Maltz, President, Greiner-Maltz, gave their insider views of what to expect in a very volatile real estate market in New York City. Move the clock forward to June 2011. Panelists this year are telling the Long Island City community what their employees need, what the next stage of city development will mean to the community, and most importantly, that Long Island City has become and will continue to grow because it is recognized as a The Place to live because everyone is involved in the community and actively wants to shape its quality of life. OurLIC attended the meeting, and is providing a full video recording with this article.  Watch here for more highlights and comments about this important meeting.   Real Estate Panel for Long Island City New York Daily News Panelist David Rause, Rause Realty and Chairman Long Island City BID Gayle Baron, President, Long Island City Partnership

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