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REAL ESTATE LIC’s Silvercup Studios to expand into Bronx next year BY ANGY ALTAMIRANO [email protected] @aaltamirano28 With the fi lm and television industry continuing to grow in the Big Apple, the city’s leading independent fi lm and television production studio is making sure to keep up with the demand. Silvercup Studios, located at 42-22 22nd St. in Long Island City, announced on July 6 it will be expanding Sales in Queens HOMES – CO-OPS – CONDOS Listings and photos courtesy MLSLI NORTHWEST NORTHEAST SOUTHWEST SOUTHEAST LONG ISLAND CITY BAYSIDE FOREST HILLS QUEENS VILLAGE $400,000 & Under 43-15 46th St., Sunnyside Price: $168,000 Bed(s): Studio, Co-op Bath(s): 1 Broker: Seyed Ali Ghazi Dezfouli, Laffey Fine Homes $400,000 - $800,000 25-40 Shore Blvd., Astoria Price: $429,000 Bed(s): 1, Condo Bath(s): 1 Broker: Lona Alawie, Astoria Living Realty Inc. $800,000 + More 509 48th Ave., Long Island City Price: $1,950,000 Bed(s): 3, Condo Bath(s): 2 Broker: Ken Gehris, Housepad LLP $400,000 & Under 40-01 Little Neck Pkwy., Little Neck Price: $349,000 Bed(s): 2 Bath(s): 1, Co-op Broker: Dorothy Matinale, Station Realty of Douglaston $400,000 - $800,000 151-18 33 Rd., Flushing Price: $788,000 Bed(s): 3, Single-family colonial Bath(s):1 Broker: Donna Rubertone, Daniel Gale Associates Inc. $800,000 + More 3625 222nd St., Bayside Price: $2,690,000 Bed(s): 4, Single-family Mediterranean Bath(s): 2.5 Broker: Po Wei Tair, RE/MAX Universal Real Estate $400,000 & Under 83-71 116 St., Kew Gardens Price: $375,000 Bed(s): 1, Condo Bath(s): 1 Broker: Pui Teng Chang, Keller Williams Realty Landmark $400,000 - $800,000 62-01 79th St., Middle Village Price: $799,000 Bed(s): 3, Single-family townhouse Bath(s): 2.5 Broker: Andrew LaSala, Crifasi Real Estate Inc. $800,000 + More 69-36 Harrow St., Forest Hills Price: $1,850,000 Bed(s): 5, Single-family Tudor Bath(s): 4.5 Broker: Olga Mayayeva Exit Kingdom Realty PICTURED LISTING $400,000 & Under 224-29 93rd Ave., Queens Village Price: $399,999 Bed(s): 3, Single-family colonial Bath(s): 1 Broker: Chimeodo Uche, ERA/Top Service Realty Inc. $400,000 - $800,000 160-25 Highland Ave., Jamaica Hills Price: $795,000 Bed(s): 4, Single-family colonial Bath(s): 2.5 Broker: Anita Raj, Century 21 Milestone Realty $800,000 +More 181-19 Kildare Rd., Jamaica Estates Price: $2,600,000 Bed(s): 5, Single-family colonial Bath(s):3.5 Broker: Elena Barayev, Exit Realty First Choice into the Bronx with a $35 million project that will turn a modern warehouse into a 115,000-square-foot full-service production facility called Silvercup North. The new building, located at 295 Locust Ave., will be Silvercup Studios’ third location and is expected to be completed by June 2016. “For more than 30 years, Silvercup Studios has been an integral part of New York’s fi lm and television production industry, which has never been more active that it is today,” said Alan Suna, Silvercup CEO. “The Bronx is undergoing a tremendous revitalization right now. We’re excited to expand our studios here as the industry continues to grow and to bring with it high-quality production jobs and the resulting benefi ts from having this production work remain in New York.” Silvercup North will feature four production studios with 50-foot-high ceilings – the highest of any fi lm or television production studio in the city. There will also be on-site shops, offi ces and other support space needed. The $35 million project is also expected to bring about 80 to 100 construction jobs, along with later providing about 400 production industry jobs. “The fi lm and television industries have historically offered good jobs with pathways to success for New Yorkers, and the expansion of this thriving industry will be hugely meaningful for Bronxites,” said Mayor Bill de Blasio. The new facility is close by to several major expressways, the RFK (Triborough) Bridge and the 6 line. “With additional studio space, more television shows and feature fi lms that may have been fi lmed elsewhere can now take advantage of all the benefi ts of fi lming in New York,” said Stuart Suna, president of Silvercup Studios. “The central location and nearby access to highways and public transportation, as well as the incredible soaring ceilings at this Locust Avenue location will surely be a draw for producers. The height and size of these new sound stages will allow us to attract television and feature fi lm work to New York that we have heretofore not been able to accommodate at our other facilities.” THE COURIER/File photo


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