NEW YORK CITY-Reid Birch and Vladi Andrei of Cushman & Wakefield’s Long Island branch are representing the seller of 47-51 33rd St. in Long Island City, Queens. The building is about five minutes by train from Manhattan with a two-minute walk to the subway. Manhattan’s skyline is visible from within the building.

The property is an 82,000-sf loft building that is visible from the Long Island Expressway. It also once served as manufacturing space. Berch says he sees the space as accommodating “printers, telecom companies, dot-coms or other service businesses.” It has parking for 20 cars.

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