39-41 24th Street

$1,300,000

for sale

2,290 ft²

$567 per ft²

9 rooms

5 beds

3 baths

Two-family home
Long Island City
Resale

Listing by Compass, Corporate Broker, 136 North 10th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11249

Listing updated in the last 2 days

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Common charges

Not applicable

Estimated payment

$7,751/mo

Taxes

$568/mo

Tax abatement

No info

About

Seller’s agent

Erion Ahmetaj

Licensed Associate Real Estate Broker

Compass

Ergin Ahmetaj

Licensed Real Estate Salesperson

Compass

Description

Renovation & Development Potential in Long Island City

Bring your vision to 39-41 24th Street, a property currently configured as a two-family home with an opportunity to renovate and explore its additional development potential. In need of work, this property offers a starting point for buyers looking to customize a home or pursue an investment project in Long Island City.

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Home features

Dishwasher
Hardwood floors
Private outdoor space
Garden
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Park
Washer/dryer

Building amenities

Services and facilities

Laundry in building

Wellness and recreation

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Shared outdoor space

Roof deck

About the building

39-41 24th Street

39-41 24th Street, Long Island City, NY 11101

Two-family house inLong Island City

2 units

2 stories

1920 built

For sale

1 available units for sale

For rent

0 available units for rent

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Property history

Price change: No changes
Days on market: Listed today

Date	Price	Event
10/26/2026	$1,300,000	Listed by Compass

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Location	Distance
Fat 21st St	0.19 miles
NW7at Queensboro Plaza	0.24 miles
NWat 39th Av	0.29 miles
EMRat Queens Plaza	0.31 miles
MRat 36th St	0.43 miles

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About Long Island City

Sales

Median asking price

5 beds

$1.3M

Once an industrial expanse of warehouses and taxi depots, Long Island City has seen remarkable change in the past two decades. Its waterfront is now lined with upscale, glassy new developments aimed at young professionals who seek luxury amenities and convenient access to Midtown. In 2018, Amazon chose this neighborhood as the site for one of its two new East Coast hubs, which means some industrial buildings and pothole-pocked streets will almost certainly give way to a gleaming new tech campus. New parks, restaurants, bars, and other amenities were already transforming this somewhat gritty area into a comfortable and scenic place to live and work — and with 25,000 new, high-paying jobs on the way, much more change is on the horizon.

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