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Commercecommercecommerce Licliclic 48-49 35Th Street • Long Island City • Ny 11101 • Industrial Property for Lease COMMERCECOMMERCECOMMERCE LICLICLIC 48-49 35TH STREET • LONG ISLAND CITY • NY 11101 • INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR LEASE COMMERCE LIC is a multi tenanted industrial, tech and flex use complex centally located in the heart of Long Island City with great access to subways, highways, bridges and the Midtown Tunnel. Private On-Site parking is available. A ground floor space is available with direct interior loading and offices. A third floor penthouse offers great light air with 360 views of Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens. Private and dedicated elevator with interior loading docks and the potential for private lobby and roof access. GREAT FOR ANY TYPE OF WAREHOUSE, DESIGN, TECH, PHOTOGRAPHY, GRAPHICS, FLEX, FULFILLMENT, DISTRIBUTION, LIGHT MANUFACTURING, ASSEMBLY, OR CREATIVE OFFICES. Located just 2 blocks to the #7 subway line on Queens Blvd, it’s also minutes to the Midtown Tunnel, 59th Street Bridge, LIE & BQE. Also minutes to Greenpoint and Williamsburg Brooklyn. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT EXCLUSIVE AGENTS JEFFREY UNGER NEIL A. DOLGIN [email protected] [email protected] D: 347 390 1114 D: 718 388 2331 KALMON DOLGIN AFFILIATES, INC. INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE • EST. 1904 M: 917 971 0995 M: 917 209 9980 COMMERCECOMMERCECOMMERCE LICLICLIC 48-49 35TH STREET • LONG ISLAND CITY • NY 11101 • INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR LEASE 3RD FL PENTHOUSE 360 VIEWS POTENTIAL FOR PRIVATE LOBBY AND ROOFTOP. PRIVATE LOADING DOCK & ELEVATOR WITHIN THE SPACE. ON-SITE PARKING, HIGH CEILINGS AND WIDE COLUMN SPANS. CREATIVE, OFFICE, DESIGN, TECH, FLEX, FULFILLMENT, DIST, LT MGR, ASSEMBLY. SPACE PENTHOUSE Space Available: 50,000 SF Rental Rate: Negotiable Space Type: Flex Space Additional Space Types: Office Showroom Manufacturing Min. Divisible: 25,000 SF Lease Type: Modified Gross Date Available: IMMEDIATE No. Parking Spaces: 10 No. Dock-High Doors/Loading: Exclusive, Private Double Interior Loading Dock Clear Ceiling Height: 13 ft. Features: Cooling is available - Y Heating is available - Y Lighting is Available - Y FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT EXCLUSIVE AGENTS JEFFREY UNGER NEIL A. DOLGIN [email protected] [email protected] D: 347 390 1114 D: 718 388 2331 KALMON DOLGIN AFFILIATES, INC. INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE • EST. 1904 M: 917 971 0995 M: 917 209 9980 COMMERCECOMMERCECOMMERCE LICLICLIC 48-49 35TH STREET • LONG ISLAND CITY • NY 11101 • INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR LEASE 3RD FL PENTHOUSE 360 VIEWS POTENTIAL FOR PRIVATE LOBBY AND ROOFTOP. PVT LOADING DOCK & ELEVATOR WITHIN THE SPACE. ON-SITE PARKING, HIGH CEILINGS AND WIDE COLUMN SPANS. CREATIVE, OFFICE, DESIGN, TECH, FLEX, FULFILLMENT, DIST, LT MGR, ASSEMBLY. SPACE PENTHOUSE Space Available: 25,000 SF Rental Rate: Negotiable Space Type: Flex Space Additional Space Types: R&D, Office Showroom Min. Divisible: 12,500 SF Max. Contiguous: 50,000 SF Lease Type: Modified Gross Date Available: IMMEDIATE No. Parking Spaces: 5 No. Dock-High Doors/Loading: Exclusive Double Interior Loading Dock Clear Ceiling Height: 13 ft. Features: Cooling is available - Y Heating is available - Y Lighting is Available - Y FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT EXCLUSIVE AGENTS JEFFREY UNGER NEIL A. DOLGIN [email protected] [email protected] D: 347 390 1114 D: 718 388 2331 KALMON DOLGIN AFFILIATES, INC. INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE • EST. 1904 M: 917 971 0995 M: 917 209 9980 COMMERCECOMMERCECOMMERCE LICLICLIC 48-49 35TH STREET • LONG ISLAND CITY • NY 11101 • INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR LEASE GROUND FLOOR WITH PRIVATE DIRECT INTERIOR LOADING DOCKS, FULLY BUILT OFFICES WITH HVAC, ON SITE PARKING AVAILABLE, 13 FOOT CEILING HEIGHT AND WIDE COLUMN SPANS SPACE GROUND FLOOR SUITE 4 Space Available: 17,500 SF Rental Rate: Negotiable Space Type: Flex Space Additional Space Types: Distribution,Warehouse, Manufacturing Max. Contiguous: 75,000 SF Lease Type: Modified Gross Date Available: IMMEDIATE No. Parking Spaces: 5 Office SF: 2000 SF No. Dock-High Doors/Loading: Exclusive Double Interior Loading Dock Clear Ceiling Height: 13 ft. Features: Cooling is available - Y Heating is available - Y Lighting is Available - Y FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT EXCLUSIVE AGENTS JEFFREY UNGER NEIL A. DOLGIN [email protected] [email protected] D: 347 390 1114 D: 718 388 2331 KALMON DOLGIN AFFILIATES, INC. INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE • EST. 1904 M: 917 971 0995 M: 917 209 9980 COMMERCECOMMERCECOMMERCE LICLICLIC 48-49 35TH STREET • LONG ISLAND CITY • NY 11101 • INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR LEASE ] Located just 2 blocks to the #7 subway line on Queens Blvd, ] it’s also minutes to the Midtown Tunnel, 59th Street Bridge, LIE & BQE. Also minutes to Greenpoint and Williamsburg Brooklyn. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT EXCLUSIVE AGENTS JEFFREY UNGER NEIL A. DOLGIN [email protected] [email protected] D: 347 390 1114 D: 718 388 2331 KALMON DOLGIN AFFILIATES, INC. INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE • EST. 1904 M: 917 971 0995 M: 917 209 9980 .
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