
Apartments near Lefferts Boulevard-AirTrain JFK-Howard Beach in Queens, NY (239 Rentals)


9718 101st Ave

113-09 101st Ave

11305 101st Ave

113-07 101st Ave

14618 Rockaway Blvd

97-17 102nd St

10107 91st St

9723 98th St

10164 126th St

14712 Rockaway Blvd

119-07 101st Ave

97-38 95th St

Linden Mews

86-43 102nd Ave

9534-9540 104th St

9710 97th Ave

12325 147th St

13912 109th Ave

9515 108th St

84-34 102nd Ave

11549 Inwood St

9501 104th St

102-02 84th St

9114 97th Ave

9106 97th Ave

90-02 97th Ave

90-04 97th Ave

8509 101st Ave

9003 97th Ave

93-02 95th Ave

9214 95th Ave

8114 101st Ave

8301 101st Ave

9014 95th Ave

75-15 Pitkin Ave

9428 94th St

8906 95th Ave

81-05 101st Ave

9516-9518 87th St

8409 Rockaway Blvd

107-10 Inwood St

9513 84th St

105-25 75th St

11547 Sutphin Blvd

10534 75th St

9429 86th St

9420 87th St

9712 80th St

11454 Sutphin Blvd

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