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Empty Walkway at Hunter`s Point South Park in Long Island City Queens with a view of the Manhattan New York City Skyline Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hunter`s Point South Park in Long Island City Queens with a view of the Manhattan New York City Skyline Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hunter`s Point South in Long Island City Royalty Free Stock Photo

$Hunter\'s Point South Park in Long Island City. Spring view on Manhattan skyscrapers from Queens, New York City Royalty Free Stock Photo$

Pier of Long Island, New York City Royalty Free Stock Photo

NEW YORK CITY - MARCH 24, 2018: With a great view of Manhattan, Hunter`s Point South Park in Long Island City is a spot for Royalty Free Stock Photo

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The view towards Hunter`s Point South Royalty Free Stock Photo

The new pier and flowers in Hunters Point South, Queens, NYC Royalty Free Stock Photo

Midtown Manhattan Skyline viewed from Hunter`s Point South Park along the East River in Long Island City Queens Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hunter`s Point South Ferry Terminal Royalty Free Stock Photo

$New York City Hunter\'s Point South Park and Manhattan skyscrapers in evening Royalty Free Stock Photo$

$Spring in New York City with Hunter\'s Point South Park in Long Island City, Queens Royalty Free Stock Photo$

Hunters Point is the neighborhood most people mean when they say Long Island City. One subway stop from Midtown, this working-class and industrial neighborhood is transforming into a premier residential enclave with the housing prices to match. The East River waterfront defines Hunters Point, through its factories, its brilliant views of the Manhattan skyline, and now its ads for future condos. The biggest banners of change are the Queens West towers and the Citibank tower.