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


14205-14209 38th Ave

3338 Parsons Blvd

37-18 Bowne St

14223 38th Ave

142-11-142-19 38th Ave

14233 38th Ave

32-24 137th St

32-07 Leavitt St

14237 38th Ave

32-18 Union St

32-20 137th St

3401 Parsons Blvd

14416 35th Ave

13553 Northern Blvd

3201-3203 Leavitt St

32-16 137th St

The Farrington

14216-14220 38th Ave

Shirokia Tower

3215 Linden Pl

13420-13428 35th Ave

3310 Parsons Blvd

14001 32nd Ave

32-17 Linden St

32-13 Linden Pl

RKO Plaza

3205 Linden Pl

Sunrise Tower

35th Street Condominium

3165 138th St

Flushing Commons Residences

14236 38th Ave

3189-3191 140th St

Sunrise Terrace Condominiums

14422 34th Ave

The Prince

3351 &-3353 Prince St

3185-3187 140th St

140-21 32nd Ave

14347-14349 38th Ave

14428-14504 34th Ave

3147 137th St

3347-3349 Prince St

14440-14442 35th Ave

31-53 Linden Pl

The State

3146 137th St

14506 34th Ave

3181-3183 140th St

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