38th Ave, Long Island City, Medical Office Space For Rent 10,050 – 26,050 SF

Property Overview

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Strategically located in the heart of Long Island City, 38th Avenue offers flexible, modern space ideal for office, studio, or light industrial use. This four-story, 218,000 sq ft Class B building combines historic character with updated infrastructure, including a newly renovated lobby and elevator systems.

Property Highlights:

• Total Building Area: 218,000 sq ft

• Floorplates: ~54,500 sq ft per floor

• Year Built: 1913 | Renovated: 2019

• Oversized freight elevator + loading dock

• Newly renovated passenger elevators and lobby

• Common rooftop with outdoor tenant access

• Flexible layouts suitable for office, production, or distribution

• Surface and tandem covered parking available

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Transportation Access in Long Island City

One of LIC’s most compelling features for healthcare providers is its outstanding transit accessibility. For both staff and patients, ease of access is essential—and LIC delivers it with multiple options.

Subway Connections

LIC is served by several subway lines, making it easily accessible from Manhattan, Brooklyn, and other parts of Queens:

• 7 train: Direct link to Grand Central and Times Square
• E, M, R trains: Access to Midtown and Downtown Manhattan
• G train: A direct Queens–Brooklyn connection
• N, W trains: Additional options for cross-borough commuting

A healthcare facility located within a few blocks of these lines can attract patients from across the city, particularly younger or working populations who rely on public transit.

Bus Routes

Several local bus lines intersect throughout LIC, including crosstown routes and shuttles that connect with subway and rail lines. Buses play a vital role in serving neighborhoods without direct subway access and accommodate patients with mobility limitations.

Long Island Rail Road (LIRR)

LIC has two LIRR stations—Hunterspoint Avenue and Long Island City Station—providing direct access to eastern Queens, Nassau, and Suffolk counties. These stations make it feasible for healthcare professionals who live outside the city to work in LIC or for patients commuting from Long Island.

NYC Ferry Service

Ferry routes stop in the waterfront areas of LIC, offering another commuting option, especially for patients coming from Midtown, Wall Street, Brooklyn, or other waterfront neighborhoods. The ferry system is a minor but growing transit option for LIC professionals.

Roadways and Parking

LIC sits adjacent to major roads like the Queensboro Bridge and the Midtown Tunnel, allowing easy access for patients arriving by car. While parking is limited in most areas, newer developments often include underground garages, valet stations, or reserved parking for medical tenants.