Residential
Midori
Midori reflects a pragmatic approach to modern rental housing, pairing efficient design and strong connectivity with the scale and quality expected of Long Island City’s continued evolution.
Long Island City, Queens


In late October 2025, Prosper Property Group acquired the partially completed development at 36-45 31st St. in Long Island City. At the time, the project was approximately 60% complete and facing a compressed timeline to meet the requirements of 421a tax abatement program.
Working alongside First Standard Construction, the team quickly mobilized to stabilize and advance the site. At peak activity, more than 100 workers were onsite daily, executing an accelerated construction schedule to bring the project across the finish line.
The 54,000 s/f building will deliver 40 residential units, including 12 designated as affordable housing, contributing to the continued growth of the Long Island City neighborhood.
Despite the inherent challenges of taking over mid-development, the project has progressed efficiently with first tenants expected to be welcomed beginning June 1, 2026 - successfully qualifying for the 421a program.






Lead Architect:
Studios Go
Lender
Kriss Capital
Architectural Design Consultant:
Chloe Adams
Community Space Designer:
James Foster
Color Psychology Expert:
Amelia Carter
Landscaping Architect:
Ethan Gray
Sustainable Design Expert:
Oliver Shaw
Cultural Integration Specialist:
Grace Williams
Project Coordinator:
Ava Mitchell
2023
Innovative Urban Design Award
Best Use of Color in Residential Projects
Community Living Design Excellence
Urban Development Excellence
Sustainable Living Design Award
Best Family-Oriented Community Design2024
Best Mixed-Use Development
Architectural Masterpiece Award
Outstanding Public Space Design
Best Eco-Friendly Residential Development
Architectural Digest
Dezeen
Dwell Magazine
The Guardian
Wallpaper
Designboom
