
Apartments near Is 230 in Queens, NY (218 Rentals)


Washington Plaza

Gardens at 75th Street

3535 75th St

Colonial Court

Andrew Jackson Condominium

The Barcelona

Dunolly Gardens

3722 73rd St

Birchwood House

3536 80th St

3762 80th St

Windsor Equities Owners

3506 88th St

8910 35th Ave

72-22 34th Avenue

The Wilshire House

7216 34th Ave

33-51 73rd Street

3406 73rd St

34-20 75th St

3456 73rd St

3416 76th St

3405 71st St

70-17 34th Ave

7018 34th Ave

35-05 72nd St

7610 34th Ave

7011 34th Ave

70-07 34th Ave

35-06 72nd St

3520 73rd St

7615 35th Ave

7001 34th Ave

7612 35th Ave

35-46 74th St

7810 34th Ave

3542 73rd St

6905 35th Ave

7711 35th Ave

34-20 78th St

The Berkeley

7801 34th Ave

3553 77th St

Hampton Court

3525 78th St

Terrace View

79-01 35th Ave

35-50 78th St

70-35 Broadway

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