
Apartments near Albert Shanker School For Visual And Performing Ar in Queens, NY (659 Rentals)


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Astoria Cove

2126 Newtown Ave

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2126 Newtown Ave, Unit 21-26 newtown ave apt 2

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3156 31st St, Unit 4

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1829 26th Ave, Unit 3

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3063 29th St, Unit 2

31-10 23rd St

Astoria Windsor

The Alexandra

Crescent View

12-15 Broadway

25-28 30th Dr

29-11 Broadway

Petra

2724 30th Ave

Astoria Central

8-57 Astoria Blvd

Marina Astoria

The Goodrich

The Openaire

31-21 37th St

Shore Towers Condominiums

2844 35th St

3167-3169 37th St

2848 35th St

3026 35th Ave

2532 35th St

2558 35th St

21-16 31st Ave

Oasis Astoria

2124 31st Ave

31-01 21st St

1440 31st Dr

1458 31st Ave

1435-14-37 31st Rd

14-42 31st Dr

1 bedroom

Sunrich Tower

21-11 31st Ave

14-55 Broadway

3103 23rd St

21-03 31st Ave

SoFo Tower

14-34 31st Ave

23-12 31st Dr

Verona Condominium

2303 31st Ave

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