Visible throughout Queens, and all the way to Manhattan, the Murano's eighth and ninth floors will put on a light show throughout the month, from dusk until 10 p.m.

The Building is 40% sold or in contract.

Long Island City's new luxury and middle-income developments are allowing New Yorkers in search for condominums to have it all.

Selling one - to - three-bedroom view filled homes, including duplex penthouses, the uber-impressive glass sculptured Murano is on Borden Avenue in Long Island City.

Envisioned as a "glowing glass sculpture," Murano is the only new condominium in Long Island City to literally light up the sky.

L.I.C. to glow. A new condo going on sale in Long Island City June 6th has named itself for the famous Murano glass made in Venice.

A new Long Island City condo dubbed a "glowing glass sculpture," will give Manhattanites a skyline view like never before.

What a differnece a rezoning makes! Now that Long Island City is welcoming apartment dwellers, the once commercial-only neighborhood across the Wast River from midtown Manhattan...