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At Hunter’s Point South, NYC renters enjoy convenience, luxury, and the outdoors—plus a view

By TF Cornerstone  | December 17, 2021 - 12:30PM
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5203 and 5241 Center Blvd. in Hunter' Point South offer a variety of apartment layouts to choose from and an upscale amenity package.

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Long Island City is a gem of a neighborhood for New Yorkers looking for convenience, luxury, and the outdoors right at their doorstep. And best of all, the newest residential rental tower in Hunter’s Point South, 5203 Center Blvd., is in the center of it all.

Living in LIC means you can enjoy verdant parks, iconic skyline views, a robust array of cuisines, and a vibrant art scene. Hunter’s Point South, located at the westernmost point of LIC, has many brand-new rentals available for anyone who wants in on this luxe way of life. 

Many New Yorkers flocked to Hunter’s Point South during the pandemic to benefit from access to outdoor space with public art, playgrounds, and pedestrian-friendly walkways. In addition, Manhattan skyline views from waterfront parks make a great backdrop for safe social distancing with family and friends. 

This vibrant neighborhood continues to attract newcomers looking for a sense of community in New York City. Because no matter how you define yourself, in Hunter’s Point South, there’s all the space to be you, plus a view. 

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For the nature-loving urbanite: Apartments ideal for someone who loves living in the city and wants to get out and be active

With a variety of apartment layouts to choose from and an upscale amenity package, living at 5203 Center Blvd. offers the space to be you: When your day job calls for you to be buttoned up, Center Blvd. is your space to wind down.
 
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For the independent socialite: Apartments that appeal to someone who wants to go out and socialize at night but love their quiet “alone” time.

 
Just one stop by subway or ferry, Midtown Manhattan is mere minutes away—close, yet far enough away from the hustle. Or, if your office happens to be your home base, you’re just steps from a lunchtime walk through Hunter’s Point South Park. Imagine being on your last zoom call and minutes later enjoying a waterfront meal at your doorstep. That’s why 5203 Center Blvd. in Hunter’s Point South epitomizes the intersection of work-life and leisure-time.

Want more? The 55-story tower at 5203 Center Blvd. boasts luxe amenities, including a fitness center, children’s playroom, sundecks, and co-working space. 

Learn more and see how 5203 Center Blvd. at Hunter’s Point South is truly a place to have it all.

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