
Apartments near St. John's University - Queens Campus in Queens, NY (798 Rentals)


8722 Avon St

89-19 170th St

16809 89th Ave

168-30 89th Ave

71-44 160th St

7177 159th St

166-25 89th St

Village Mall at Hillcrest

75-32A-H Parsons Blvd

75-22A-75-22H Parsons Blvd

71-40 160th St

71-01 Park Ave

7522 Parsons Blvd

8825 Merrick Blvd

16125 Jewel Ave

The Opal

90-15 169th St

9023 170th St

9021 170th St

150-15 79th ave

158-13 72nd Ave

164-03 89th Ave

90-18 176th St

90-22 176th St

9031 171st St

90-34 171st St

8597 Parsons Blvd

88-21-88-23 162nd St

8830 182nd St

16108 Jewel Ave

71-66 Parsons Blvd

91-12 175th St

The Delson

88-42 163rd St

16014 Hillside Ave

88-44 163rd St

91-26 175th St

88-19 161st St

91-17 172nd St

8850 163rd St

16 Unit Condo Package

88-43 162nd St

172-07 Jamaica Ave

88-46 163rd St

166-11 91st Ave

14905 79th Ave

88-33 161st St

Hamilton House

172-32 Jamaica Ave
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