
Apartments near Ps 122 Mamie Fay in Queens, NY (219 Rentals)


2617 24th Ave

24-47 23rd St

24-32 21st St

2405 27th St

24-12 27th St

24-52 25th Ave

2429 26th St

24-16 27th St

24-14 27th St

2409 27th St

24-20 27th St

24-22 27th St

24-24 27th St

2421 27th St

24-28 27th St

2425 27th St

24-32 27th St

24-30 27th St

24-34 27th St

24-36 27th St

24-42 27th St

24-44 27th St

24-48 27th St

24-52 27th St

24-50 27th St

24-58 27th St

24-54 27th St

24-62 27th St

24-60 27th St

2464 27th St

2136 21st St

2217 19th St

2178 19th St

Crescent Street Apartments

Astoria Terrace Gardens

23-06 21st St

Fairfield Riverpark at Astoria

Central Astoria Apartments

2163 27th St

21-15 27th St

Marine Terrace

23-81 21st St

2101 29th St

21-38 31st St

2916 21st Ave

2124 31st St

The Rowan Astoria

2924 21st Ave

26-09 24th Ave

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