
Apartments near Ps 149 Christa Mcauliffe in Queens, NY (82 Rentals)


90-10 34th Ave

3230 93rd St

89-04 34th Ave

South View Owner Corporation

Saxony Towers

8910 35th Ave

Saxony Towers

9216 34th Ave

9116 34th Ave

91-10 34th Ave

95-13-95-19 Northern Blvd

92-11 35th Avenue

92-16 35th Ave

9308 35th Ave

9513 Northern Blvd

3245 91st St

89-16 Northern Blvd

8902 Northern Blvd

3458 90th St

3534 94th St

3326 89th St

3324 89th St

3459 89th St

3322 89th St

3548 94th St

Custom Made 2 Family House Prime E.Elmhurst

3525 90th St

3552 94th St

Queen Anne Apartments

93-05 37th Ave

The Lincoln Apartments

8611 34th Ave

8610 34th Ave

96-10 31st Ave

34-16 93rd St

32-40 and 32-50 93rd Street

32-40 93rd St

La Mesa Verde

32-15-32-25 93rd St

89-07 34th Ave

35-63 89th St

85-05 35th Avenue

The Westleigh House

34-10 84th Street

83-05 34th Ave

34-09 83rd Street

8309 35th Ave

2604 93rd St

33-43 Junction Blvd

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