
Apartments near Flushing High School in Queens, NY (613 Rentals)


The Urban

Total Monthly Price
Urbn Edge

35-19 Leavitt St

14105 Northern Blvd

13917-13931 34th Ave

140-33 34th Ave

ACT TOWER

3321 143rd St

The East West Tower

3702 Union St

Windsor House

Flushing Tower Condo

Winston Tower

Murray Hill Mansion

31-01-31-07 137th St

14330 Roosevelt Ave

3825 Parsons Blvd

Hartley House

The Northern

14430 Roosevelt Ave

Prince Plaza

Linden Towers Coop

1 Fulton Square

Tangram House

Tangram

14712 Roosevelt Ave

14470 41st Ave

144-07 Sanford Ave

Linden Hill

3813 149th St

Sky View Parc

Mitchell Gardens Co-Op #3

42-29 Parsons Blvd

Grand 147

Skyline Terrace

138-06 35th Ave

35-01 Leavitt St

3461-3469 Leavitt St

3509 Leavitt St

3451 Leavitt St

34-45 Leavitt St

13939 35th Ave

13812 Northern Blvd

13945 35th Ave

Northern Center

3414-3426 Union St

35-06 Leavitt St

3470 Leavitt St

13633 35th Ave

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