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So far in 2026, buyers have purchased 48 industrial buildings across Queens — and 23 of those purchases were all cash. Nearly half (48%) of Queens industrial sales this year closed without a mortgage, making Queens industrial the standout cash market of the outer boroughs. For an owner, cash means no lender, no appraisal, no financing contingency — the kind of certainty most sellers have never been offered.
Long Island City alone accounts for 13 industrial sales so far in 2026 — 7 of them all cash. And the activity isn't limited to LIC: College Point, Astoria, Glendale, Hollis and Corona have all recorded industrial trades this year. The buyers are owner-users who need the space themselves, last-mile and logistics operators, and developers reading the zoning — and most of them buy off-market, before a listing ever appears.
That's how we sell. A quiet process — no sign, no public listing, no open houses — with targeted outreach to the buyers already purchasing industrial property in your part of Queens, and every sale structured as-is so you never repair, repaint, or empty the building. Our team has $550M+ properties sold across founder career experience and Gravity Capital Advisors closings, and we currently have a 37,000 SF industrial building under hard contract at $21M in Williamsburg. The first step is a free written valuation built on recorded sales and live buyer demand — delivered within 24 hours, confidential, with no obligation to ever list.
There's no honest "price per square foot" rule of thumb for Queens industrial — two buildings on the same block can trade very differently. Before quoting a value, a serious buyer — and a serious valuation — looks at:
The questions industrial owners ask most often before they pick up the phone. Direct answers — the same ones we'd give you on a call.
There's no reliable public price-per-square-foot for Queens industrial — every building trades on its own specifics: clear height, loading, curb cuts, power, zoning, and redevelopment potential. We prepare a free written valuation within 24 hours, built from recorded comparable sales and what our active buyers are currently paying for buildings like yours. No cost, no obligation to list.
Yes. Buyers underwrite whatever is actually in place — a long-term lease, month-to-month occupancy, or your own business staying on under a leaseback. Many owners sell the building and remain in it as the tenant. We structure the process so operations inside the building are never disrupted.
No. Most of our industrial sales run as a quiet process: no sign on the building, no public listing, no open houses. We bring the opportunity directly to a curated database of professional buyers already purchasing industrial property in Queens, and we control who knows it's for sale at every step.
The valuation is free, and there are no upfront fees at any point. We're paid a commission only if your building actually closes — it's agreed in writing before anything starts, so there are no surprises at the closing table.
It depends on the building and the buyer, but cash shortens everything — 23 of the 48 Queens industrial purchases so far in 2026 were all cash, meaning no lender, no appraisal, and no financing contingency. A quiet, targeted process typically moves from first buyer conversations to a signed contract in weeks, not months.
Yes — estate and trust sales are a regular part of our practice. We work with executors, trustees, and attorneys, sell strictly as-is, and keep the process organized around court and family timelines. You get a documented, defensible valuation first, so every decision is grounded in a real number.
Tell us the address and you'll have a confidential, written valuation back within 24 hours — built from recorded sales and live buyer demand, not an algorithm.
Real recorded compsActual industrial sales — not a national average.
Live buyer demandWhat our active buyer database is currently paying for buildings like yours.
Quiet & confidentialNo public listing, no pressure to sell. You decide if there's a next conversation.
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