How much is rent at Rise LIC?

Across 23 public rental listings Buzzedin tracks on StreetEasy, NYBits, LeaseBreak and others between April 2026 and October 2026, median asking rents were $3,375 for a studio, $3,938 for a one-bedroom, $5,850 for a two-bedroom. These are asking rents from listings, not signed leases.

NYC HPD registration records link Rise LIC at 29-17 40th Avenue to Pinnacle City Living, which is associated with 42 buildings and 3,866 units in NYC. Ownership data comes from JustFix's Who Owns What.

How many HPD violations does Rise LIC have?

HPD issued 3 violations at Rise LIC at 29-17 40th Avenue in the last 12 months, including 1 class C (immediately hazardous), and 6 are currently open. Data as of October 2, 2026.

Long Island City, Queens

Rise LIC

Rise LIC is a 103-unit high-rise built in 2020 at 29-17 40th Avenue in Long Island City, Queens. We've seen 23 listings here since April 2026, with a one-bedroom asking a median of $3,938.

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Built 2020
103 units
Rent-stabilized units on record
Updated October 2026

1 bedroom ask

$3,938

median

Listings seen

since Apr 2026

Stabilized units

0 in 2007

HPD violations

last 12 months

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29-17 40th Avenue, Long Island City, Ny, 11101Long Island City

$6,000/mo2 bed · StreetEasy

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Asking rents

What apartments at Rise LIC ask

Median asking rent by size across 23 listings seen between April 2026 and October 2026. From public rental listings Buzzedin tracks on StreetEasy, NYBits, LeaseBreak and others. Asking rents, not signed leases.

SizeMedianRangeListings

Studio$3,375$3,250 to $3,4508 listings
1 bedroom$3,938$3,600 to $3,9956 listings
2 bedrooms$5,850$4,375 to $6,4009 listings

Rent stabilization

Rent-stabilized units on record

Unit counts from NYC tax records, via JustFix's Who Owns What.

Latest

In 2007

UnitsResidential units

103

This means the building has rent-stabilized units, not that every apartment in it is stabilized or carries a legal rent. Always check a unit's status and rent history with DHCR before signing a lease.

Building conditions

3 HPD violations in the last 12 months

Housing code violations issued by NYC HPD, by class. Data as of October 2, 2026.

Class C

Immediately hazardous

Class B

Hazardous

Class A

Non-hazardous

6 open violations · 10 complaints in 12 months · 2 eviction filings in 12 months

Ownership

Who owns the building

From NYC HPD registration records, via JustFix's Who Owns What. Company names only.

Owner: Pinnacle City Living
Portfolio: 42 buildings · 3,866 units
Last sale: March 18, 2019

Features

What listings here mention

Building features that most listings at this address report.

Elevator
Doorman
Laundry in building
Gym
Roof access
Shared outdoor space
Package room
Bike storage

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FAQs

Common questions

Is Rise LIC rent-stabilized?: NYC tax records list 31 rent-stabilized units at Rise LIC at 29-17 40th Avenue. That means the building has rent-stabilized units, not that every apartment in it is stabilized. Confirm a specific unit's status and rent history with DHCR before signing a lease.
How much is rent at Rise LIC?: Across 23 public rental listings Buzzedin tracks on StreetEasy, NYBits, LeaseBreak and others between April 2026 and October 2026, median asking rents were $3,375 for a studio, $3,938 for a one-bedroom, $5,850 for a two-bedroom. These are asking rents from listings, not signed leases.
Who owns Rise LIC?: NYC HPD registration records link Rise LIC at 29-17 40th Avenue to Pinnacle City Living, which is associated with 42 buildings and 3,866 units in NYC. Ownership data comes from JustFix's Who Owns What.
How many HPD violations does Rise LIC have?: HPD issued 3 violations at Rise LIC at 29-17 40th Avenue in the last 12 months, including 1 class C (immediately hazardous), and 6 are currently open. Data as of October 2, 2026.