2016 Annual Report Thank you to our local Welcome elected officials for Dear Members and Friends of the LIC Partnership, their pivotal support:
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo Long Island City is a neighborhood unlike any other, an US Congresswoman Carolyn B. Maloney authentic mixed-use “city within the City”, at once mature State Senator Michael Gianaris and on the move. Key corporations are locating here, more State Assemblywoman Catherine Nolan New Yorkers from all along the economic spectrum are City Council Majority Leader calling LIC home, creative companies are finding the area Jimmy Van Bramer increasingly enticing, and cultural and culinary attractions Borough President Melinda Katz are drawing an international audience. Thank you to our Since 1979, the LIC Partnership has been serving LIC, helping to facilitate both neighborhood wide Annual Sponsors improvements and individual company growth, and today PREMIERE we are doing so in more ways than ever. In the following pages, you’ll see a taste of what the neighborhood has to offer and what our efforts have accomplished, including the LIC Comprehensive Plan, new LIC QNS website, and significant work in economic development, marketing and business assistance.
None of this work is possible without the support of Members, Directors, our Corporate Sponsors, and PLATINUM this past and coming year, our highly effective elected officials. We thank Borough President Melinda Katz, NYS Senator Michael Gianaris, and NYS Assemblywoman Catherine Nolan, for their leadership and financial support at the State and Borough level, especially for our LIC Comprehensive Plan initiative, and on the city level, NYC Council Majority Leader Jimmy Van Bramer for his leadership and financial support for the Comprehensive
Plan and for local initiatives to support the business CELEBRATING OVER 70 YEARS IN L.I.C. community, such as the LIC BID Expansion, LIC Springs! and Lighting under our elevated infrastructure.
More information can always be found at our resource- packed website licqns.com and we encourage you to stay in touch by signing up for our e-newsletter, reaching out for business assistance, attending events, and becoming a Member.
Sincerely,
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Elizabeth Lusskin Gary Kesner President Chairperson About LIC Partnership LIC Partnership is the neighborhood development organization for Long Island City (LIC). Our mission is to advocate for economic development that benefits the area’s industrial, commercial, tech, cultural, tourism, and residential sectors. The goal is to attract new businesses to LIC, retain those already here, welcome new residents and visitors, and promote a vibrant and authentic mixed-use community.
What we do
Plan for the success of LIC as a Provide direct supplemental mixed-use community with fellow services for the LICBID, including local stakeholders. daily sanitation, maintenance of capital improvements, visitor programs, and retail attraction.
Provide business services Host networking, educational, B2B and assistance through operating and community events. the Long Island City Business Improvement District (LICBID) and LIC Industrial Business Zone (LICIBZ).
Act as central source of Long Connect and support businesses Island City neighborhood news, through events, membership, attractions and events through sponsorship, branded LIC maps our website, social media, and weekly and street banners, and the e-newsletter. Partnership Perks discount program. Long Island City
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G Brooklyn Economic Development and Neighborhood Info LIC is a thriving, fast-growing, and authentic mixed-use “city within the City”. One of the most vibrant business communities in NYC and largest manufacturing centers in New York State, as well as fastest growing residential community and global cultural destination, LIC’s exceptional blend of industrial, commercial, residential and cultural sectors are all building a more dynamic neighborhood.
Amenities 32+ arts & cultural institutions and venues 150+ restaurants, bars and cafes 28 hotels 7+ summer event series 5 waterfront parks 35 schools
Connectivity & Transit Direct access to midtown Manhattan, Brooklyn, Roosevelt Island, Bronx and Long Island 8 subway lines, 13 bus lines, 4 bridges, 1 tunnel 13 Citibike shared bicycle stations LIRR, East River Ferry LGA, JFK Airports
Dynamic Business Mix 6,300+ businesses with 93,000+ Major institutional tenants include: employees Citibank 55,000+ students at 2 higher NYC Dept. of Health education institutions MetLife LaGuardia Community College JetBlue Airways CUNY Law Publicis/Re:Sources Silvercup Studios, Kaufman Astoria Studios
Development in the Pipeline RESIDENTIAL HOTELS COMMERCIAL RETAIL 11,500+ units 2,740 current OFFICE 253,00 sq ft completed hotel rooms & 6.8M sq ft currently 22,350+ units 28 hotels currently 395,000 sq ft in planning/ 4,850 rooms 3.5M sq ft by by 2020 construction and 36 hotels 2020 in planning/ construction
Our website licqns.com (also available at longislandcityqueens.com) includes many layers of neighborhood information, including: Development Maps providing real-time data on the neighborhood’s growth, Quick Facts on the area including development statistics, area assets, major employers and institutions, a Space Bank for retail listings, and a compilation of Market Reports on LIC produced by industry leaders. Business Improvement District
Created in 2005, the Long Island City BID Expansion Business Improvement District (LIC BID) Community stakeholders are in the process of creating a new sub-district provides direct services to businesses of the existing LIC BID to provide and properties along the commercial supplemental services and other key enhancements along Jackson Avenue, corridors of Queens Plaza and Jackson Vernon Boulevard, and 44th Drive. Avenue to Court Square. These will improve connectivity between the area’s commercial corridors and For more information on our services, please refer to our strengthen local businesses by driving BID Annual Report or visit licqns.com. foot traffic and creating more attractive pedestrian environments.
District Maintenance The LIC BID contracts supplemental sanitation to provide sidewalk sweeping, street furniture painting, and monthly graffiti removal to maintain the capital improvements of the District along Queens Plaza and Jackson Avenue. We partner with the NYC Department of Parks & Recreation and EDC to enhance the greenway along Queens Plaza and Dutch Kills Green.
Streetscape improvements
Visitor Services The LIC BID offers visitor services which include distribution of neighborhood information with kiosks at Queens Plaza North and Rafferty Triangle. Additionally, the District’s Ambassador assists visitors with directions and wayfinding, and helps merchants access our business assistance services, while keeping an eye on street conditions and safety.
LIC Info Kiosk and Ambassador Sam Wynne Business Assistance & LIC Industrial Business Zone
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Since 1979, we have provided one-on-one Total Businesses assistance to businesses in the greater LIC area 6,690+ on a wide variety of issues, including: financing Total Industrial Businesses and incentives, real estate, energy savings, staff 2,170+ training, operational issues, and more. We also Total No. of Employees manage the LIC Industrial Business Zone (LICIBZ), established in 2006 by the City to protect existing 114,140+ manufacturing districts and encourage industrial Total Industrial Employees growth citywide. 42,200+
222 Business Assistance Cases in 2016:
Brooklyn Grange Rooftop Farm
48 Government Incentives 46 Streets/Sign/Fixtures 27 General/Neighborhood Inquiry 24 Navigating Government 22 Real Estate/Site Selection 17 Financing 14 Business Connection 10 Employment/Recruitment 6 Marketing 4 Minority and Women Business Enterprise Certification 2 Legal/Bookkeeping 2 Startup Planning Edison Price Lighting Events
LIC Partnership hosts events year-round to connect, educate, and promote businesses to build a stronger community in LIC. Highlights from special events and programming in 2016 include:
Networking Nights for local Educational panels for businesses LIC Springs street festival, bringing business neighbors to meet and including Incentives & Financing, the community together with 120+ mingle at newly-opened Spaces and the Annual LIC Real Estate activities led by local businesses, at the Falchi Building and on the Breakfast 12+ performances and thousands waterfront at Anable Basin of visitors
LIC Summit “Ideas and Impacts” -- BID Annual Meeting and Retail Annual B2B Trade Show & a comprehensive day of discussions Showcase highlighting recent Luncheon, showcasing LIC’s diverse on a range of sectors vital to LIC’s retail successes and upcoming array of businesses, and honoring economy opportunities in the area Werwaiss & Co., Inc., and Mount Sinai Queens, with a Keynote by Daniel P. Huttenlocher, Dean & Vice Provost of Cornell Tech.
1,000+ 14+ 15,000+ Community events on LIC LIC Partnership Events LICP Event attendees calendar annually annually annually Marketing
The brand new licqns.com, our weekly e-mail and social media networks together serve as a hub for local events and community news, key economic development data, and business services and opportunities. Marketing efforts are dedicated to promoting LIC through neighborhood branding, including one of the largest banner programs in NYC, and across multiple media channels.
12,000+ E-newsletter subscribers l2,000+ Facebook likes (50% growth from 2015) 3,200+ Twitter followers (50% growth from 2015) 2,200+ Instagram followers (100% growth from 2015)
Long Island City Things to see and do Visit Shop Eat and drink Relax and play New York City’s largest cluster of art LIC offers a diversity of unique shops. LIC has a wide variety of restaurants and There are many wonderful parks and institutions and museums outside LIC’s central retail strip is Vernon cafes offering an array of world cuisines plazas in the area for relaxation and of Manhattan is in LIC. LIC’s artistic Boulevard (B7). Look out for stores at every level of dining, as well as a great play. Perhaps the grandest among and cultural offerings include fine along Jackson Avenue (D7), the eastern selection of unique bars. them is Gantry Plaza State Park and art, at places like MoMA PS1 (D7), portion of Queens Plaza (E5), and in Hunters Point South Park (A7), which SculptureCenter (E6) and Noguchi Sunnyside (H7). Many places to eat and drink are located offer ample seating and spectacular Museum (E1); theater, at venues like the on Vernon Boulevard (B7) and Jackson waterfront views of Midtown Manhattan. Chocolate Factory Theater (B7) and Avenue (D7), 44 Drive (D6), Queens Secret Theatre (D6); and film, at the Plaza (E5), and 36 Avenue (G4). Gantry Plaza State Park also is home to Museum of the Moving Image (H4). the famous Pepsi-Cola sign (B6), which occupies the former site of a Pepsi-Cola factory. Enjoy ferries, food, dog runs, playgrounds and quiet spaces. 125+
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Visitor destinations Retail areas Parks and plazas Public transit
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In 2016, with key support from stakeholders, government and private foundations, we launched the LIC Comprehensive Plan. Working with all of our partners, and gathering information from many sources, including a business survey of our 6300+ businesses and institutions, we published a Summary Report of Phase 1 to compile a list of policy, investment and project recommendations to help meet the needs of our growing community while maintaining a vital mix of uses. Download the report and stay tuned for updates from Phase 2 at licqns.com.
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Thank you to all who have participated and especially to the following for their pivotal support:
NYS Senator Michael Gianaris NYC Regional Economic Development Council NYS Assemblywoman Catherine Nolan NYC Economic Development Corporation NYC Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito Consolidated Edison Co. of N.Y., Inc. NYC Council Majority Leader Jimmy Van Bramer Cornell Tech Queens Borough President Melinda Katz Ford Foundation Empire State Development TD Charitable Foundation Verizon Foundation Be Involved
Be a part of LIC Partnership through membership, marketing and networking opportunities, events, sponsorships, and programs.
Membership Join as a Member: Be a part of LIC Partnership as a Member and take advantage of benefits including significant discounts to all LICP events, marketing, access to our Membership Directory, and more. Access Business Assistance Reach out to our Business Assistance team: Schedule a free evaluation. Events & Sponsorship Become an Annual Sponsor: Choose a bundled Annual Sponsorship to yield ongoing visibility throughout the year, including at our events, and maximize your contribution. Sponsor an Event: Promote your business or organization at one of our many networking nights, panel events, and conferences throughout the year. Neighborhood Marketing Offer a Partnership Perk: Partnership Perks is a free program of offerings from retailers, service providers, cultural institutions, and more, exclusively for LIC community members. Brand Neighborhood Banners: Promote your business to hundreds of thousands of people per day with your logo prominently displayed on LICP neighborhood banners that brighten the area. Sponsor LIC Maps: Make your mark by sponsoring the official Long Island City maps, created by NYC Department of Transportation’s WalkNYC program. Board of Directors 2016 Chairperson, Gary Kesner, Silvercup Studios First Vice Chairperson, Kenneth Buettner, York Scaffold Equipment Corp. Second Vice Chairperson, Patricia Dunphy, Rockrose Development Corp. Treasurer, Charles Sommer, Public Service Truck Rental and Leasing Secretary, Robert S. Altman, Robert S. Altman, Esq., PLLC Vice Chairperson, Carol Conslato, Consolidated Edison Co. of N.Y., Inc. Vice Chairperson, Elliot Park, Shine Electronics Incorporated Vice Chairperson, Matt Quigley, Plaxall, Inc. Vice Chairperson, Gail A. Roseman, Sholom & Zuckerbrot Realty LLC Vice Chairperson, Caryn Schwab, Mount Sinai Queens Vice Chairperson, John Werwaiss, Werwaiss & Co., Inc. LIC Partnership Staff Bruce D. Abbott RCN Elizabeth Lusskin Michelle Adams Tishman Speyer President Citi Commercial Bank Denise Arbesu BID SERVICES AND Food Cellar & Co. Market Erhan Bahceci ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Omar A. Baptiste Santander John Belo Kaplon-Belo Affiliates LLC Cheryl Tse Eric Benaim Modern Spaces Director of BID Services David Brause Brause Realty, Inc. & Economic Development Chip Brian Best & Company Christina Chavez Gus Buitrago Flushing Bank Project Manager, Economic Mary Ceruti SculptureCenter Development Ebony Conely-Young Long Island City YMCA Sam Wynne Kevin J. Costello JetBlue Airways Corporation Operations Manager David Dishy L+M Development Partners & Ambassador, BID Services Richard Dzwlewicz TD Bank Ben Guttman Digital Natives Group MARKETING AND EVENTS Paul Hanau Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Jenna Petok Shegun Holder Jamestown, L.P. Director of Marketing & Events Ray Keane Z NYC Hotel Christine Carroll Shibber Khan Criterion Group, LLC Marketing & Community Coordinator Thomas P. Knierim Signature Bank Stephanie Luca Molly Kurzius MoMA PS1 Events Manager Shih Lee SHI Restaurant Neil Levin Webline Designs, Inc. BUSINESS ASSISTANCE John Maltz Greiner-Maltz Company of New York, Inc. Charles Yu John Mast JP Morgan Chase Director of Business Assistance Margaret “Peg” McCue Guillon MetLife Ted Baptiste Gail Mellow LaGuardia Community College Business Assistance Manager Frank Monterisi Jr. Related Companies, L.P. Mitchell E. Newman Mitchell’s NY ADMINISTRATION Lidija Nikolic Bank of America Merrill Lynch Jean Lateef Leslie Nilsson Bartleby and Sage Event Planning Director of Fiscal Operations Mauro Palladino a.d. winston service, inc. Ying Huang Seth Pinsky RXR Realty Office Manager John Pollock SCNB John Reinertsen CBRE Hal Rosenbluth Kaufman Astoria Studios, Inc. Henry Rosenwach Rosenwach Tank Co., Inc. Josephine Savastano Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Joshua Schneps LIC Flea & Food Jeremy Shell TF Cornerstone Greg Smith JRT Realty Group William Staples Goodwill Industries Of Greater NY and Northern NJ, Inc. Alan Suna Metro Management Development, Inc. Betty Ann Tamberg Astoria Bank Louis Vlahos Farrell Fritz, P.C. J. Scott Walsh Forest City Ratner Companies Jonathan White White Coffee Corporation John Wilson Jamestown, L.P.
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