
Apartments near Jhs 189 Daniel Carter Beard in Queens, NY (593 Rentals)


14470 41st Ave

Grand 147

144-07 Sanford Ave

42-29 Parsons Blvd

14430 Roosevelt Ave

14712 Roosevelt Ave

The Harwyn

3825 Parsons Blvd

3813 149th St

14241 Franklin Ave

Windsor House

The Stanton Condominium

4265 Kissena Blvd

Penrose Tower

Yorkshire Gardens Condominiums

Park Regent Condominium

13635 Maple Ave

Wisteria Tower Medical Center

Sanford Court

Franklin Avenue Corp Apartments

NuSun Tower

134-46 Maple Ave

1 Fulton Square

Prince Plaza

132-35 Sanford Avenue

Summit House

13228 41st Ave

Tangram

Tangram House

13217 Maple Ave

Regency Plaza

Sky View Parc

131-19 Fowler Ave

144-77 Barclay Ave

14467 Barclay Ave

14459-14465 Barclay Ave

14453-14457 Barclay Ave

14449 Barclay Ave

144-41 Sanford Ave

14460-14462 41st Ave

144-21-144-27 Sanford Ave

14427-14445 Barclay Ave

Arlington Arms

14709 Barclay Ave

14712-14714 Barclay Ave

14476-14480 Sanford Ave

14428-28 Barclay Ave

147-18 Barclay Ave

14715-14719 Sanford Ave

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