The Real Deal reports that 30 percent of units at the 182-unit Paragon were already in contract before sales officially launched, with a SERHANT. New Development team leading sales at the waterfront tower.
QNS reports on the launch of sales at Paragon, a 182-condominium building at 45-40 Vernon Blvd. Available residences range from studios to three-bedrooms, priced from $765,000 to $2.455 million, with the first move-ins expected this fall.
Markets of Tomorrow details the debut of the 23-story, 182-residence condominium on Anable Basin — a 262-foot tower that rises out of a restored 1930s paint factory, with pricing from $765,000 and move-ins as early as November 2026.
Luxury Abode looks at how the 182-residence condominium at 45-40 Vernon Boulevard combines Manhattan views, industrial references, and a new public waterfront connection, with interiors by March and White Design.
6sqft covers the debut of the first new condo development to rise on the Long Island City waterfront in more than a decade — a 23-story, 182-unit tower that incorporates the historic Paragon Paint Factory into its base.
QNS reports that facade installation is complete on the 262-foot, 192,500-square-foot tower, whose staggered double-height balcony boxes in copper-toned frames nod to the site’s industrial past as the Paragon Paint Building.
Patch highlights the official sales launch at Paragon LIC, with studio through four-bedroom residences priced from $765,000, interiors by March and White Design, and amenities including a pickleball court, golf simulator, and landscaped roof terrace.
New York YIMBY tracks construction progress on the Archimaera-designed tower, set back 80 feet from Vernon Boulevard behind the restored factory and culminating in a glass-clad crown with vertical bronze fins.
CityRealty rounds up the New York condominiums offering golf simulators among their amenity suites, with Paragon LIC included alongside the city’s most amenity-rich new developments.
