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Allura
109-09 15th AveCollege Point, NY 11356
Apartments near Ps 29 in Queens, NY (63 Rentals)
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Waterview Plaza
1434 110th StCollege Point, NY 11356
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715-717 College Pl
715-717 College PlCollege Point, NY 11356
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12911 7th Ave
12911 7th AveCollege Point, NY 11356
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Edgewater Estates
9-20 115th StCollege Point, NY 11356
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119-47 6th Ave
119-47 6th AveCollege Point, NY 11356
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3-20 Julius Rd
3-20 Julius RdCollege Point, NY 11356
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408 121st St
408 121st StCollege Point, NY 11356
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Riverview Condominium at College Point
12024 Ketch CtCollege Point, NY 11356
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Powell Cove Estates
12222 Powells Cove BlvdCollege Point, NY 11356
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Riverview at College Point III
409 121st StCollege Point, NY 11356
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Villas at Riverview
12001-12030 Riviera CtCollege Point, NY 11356
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Ps 29
125-10 23RD AVE
Queens, NY 11356
Public School - Grades PK-5 (732 Students)
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