[IMGCAP(2)]The area has been known as an industrial neighborhoodfor decades, Zuckerbrot says. He explained that the area hasflourished in recent years and is outgrowing its industrialidentity.
Dolgin tells GlobeSt.com that "properties along the waterfrontare transforming into hi-rise apartments and the large industrialbuildings are renovating to accommodate other uses, such ascommercial offices," he says. "However, it is hard to say that LongIsland City is outgrowing its industrial identity."
[IMGCAP(3)]Dolgin continues to note that "the waterfrontlocations have been replaced with beautiful buildings and theblight is being removed permanently, yet the area still maintainsan industrial feel which many people may enjoy. Thestill-industrial areas are being updated with better types ofbusinesses, many relocating from Manhattan. There has also been adramatic push into office space from Long Island City's historicindustrial, manufacturing or warehouse heritage."
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