Exclusive | The most precious rent in Queens – also the longest house of the City Hall – has just found its next tenant

This Queens’s pentouse reigns supreme, and a lucky rent has claimed it as their throne.

The highest and most spent lease in Borough entered the contract on Thursday, according to an updating of the list. The Penthouse City Long Island is located on the 67th floor of Skyline Tower at Hunter’s Point. Penthouse 406 boasts the highest line facilities and, gives its height, panoramic view in many ways.

As for luxury luxury high penthouses in the sky, this in the court square did not spend extremely long on the market. Condo originally ranked $ 12,500 per month In November. The unit withdrew in early January and set up again as a $ 11,500 a month ranked less than two weeks later after a brokerage exchange, still cementing its place as rent at Queens. The final pricing for the agreement is not known; Unlike sales, the final rental agreements are not made public.

Skyline Tower immediately claimed two large superlatives when it opened its doors in 2019. Not only is the 67-storey tower the highest residential building in Queens, but it is also the second highest building in the entire Long Island.

If the contract is signed, it sets a new record for Skyline Tower, beating a $ 11,000 rental apartment there in October.

The 1,547 square meter space includes four bedrooms and threerooms-two of which are inserted. The windows of the wrapping, the floor to the ceiling offer views of the New York City Horizon across the eastern river.

It climbs 778 meters above the circle.

Michael Chadwick from Corcoran, the representative of the list, previously called the unit “Jewel of the Skyline Condominium Tower”.

The tower offers residents 24/7 Doorman and goalkeeper services, a community game area, a roof deck, a game room, a pelvic bath and a 75 -meter pool and much more. The best part? Onhesh a Metro stop by Manhattan – useful for office types that now should go to design them at least a few days a week.

Unfortunately for the Skyline tower, the 802 unit building will not hold the Queen’s highest residential building crown for much longer. An 823 -foot tower is under construction at Long Island City; The latest orchard project, BLDG Development, is set to start leaving next year.