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Posted: November 3, 2008
Roe Developments' Star Tower is 50% sold
According to Roe Development Corp., more than 50% of the residences have been sold at The Star Tower, one of Long Island City's tallest residential condominiums, in just four months. When completed in winter 2009, the glass tower will rise 25 stories and will offer residents views of the Manhattan skyline.
Located at 28-02 42nd Rd., The Star Tower will contain 180 one and two-bedroom residences ranging from 617 s/f to 1,213 s/f.
Roe Development Corp. is a Manhattan-based real estate owner, developer, construction and investment company with more than 30 years of experience in the ownership, development, sales, management, leasing, and financing of residential and commercial properties throughout New York City.  Following its success with Fusion Condominium in Long Island City, the company is currently developing its newest luxury condominium project, The Star Tower, and plans to develop additional condominium and townhome projects around the New York metropolitan area.
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