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Robert Argentin - Real Estate Agent
ARDOR RE
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Jamie Warndahl - Real Estate Agent
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#2 in Astoria Long Island City , #5 in Pratt Institute Main , #7 in Bedford Stuyvesant , #8 in Cobble Hill , #8 in Carroll Gardens
Christopher Balazs - Real Estate Agent
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Information About the Area from our Experts
Public Transportation
Evelyn Troy - Real Estate Agent
Astoria and Long Island City are both served by New York City Subway’s elevated and underground lines. Some lines serve both neighborhoods, such as NQ trains on the BMT Astoria Line (elevated) and IND Queens Boulevard Line (underground), on E, M, and R trains. The F train on that line serves Long Island City but not Astoria, as does the IRT Flushing Line and the underground 63rd Street and Crosstown Lines’ IND trains. Stations in Astoria are the Steinway Street and 46th Street Stations, and Long Island City is home to Hunterspoint Avenue and Long Island City Stations. New York Waterways also operates a commuter ferry out of Long Island City at East River Wharf. The MTA Regional Bus Service serves Astoria on lines Q18, 19, and Long Island City on routes Q66, 67, and 69. There is also extensive cab service in these neighborhoods.
Recreation
Evelyn Troy - Real Estate Agent
Astoria and Long Island City are both combinations of modern eclectic and historic New York energies. The Greater Astoria Historical Society provides great area history and newcomer/tourist information. Other museums in the area are Kaufman Astoria Studios Museum of Moving Image, Museum of Modern Art PS1, named after the ex-public school building it is located in, Fisher Landau Center for Art, Isamu Noguchi Museum, The Sculpture Center, and Socrates Sculpture Park across the street. There are many other smaller, private galleries throughout the area. There is plenty to do outdoors as well; most roadways have adapted bicycle lanes, including those over bridges and scenic routes. Astoria Park is home to a 300-foot public pool for summer fun, while City Ice Pavillion offers 33,000 square feet of ice on a downtown rooftop. There are also performing arts theaters and bars, yoga, dance, and martial arts studios, and more.
We Have 8,413 Astoria Long Island City Apartment Listings
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0 - 3 Bed | $2,425 - $5,750 | Astoria Long Island City | May 22nd |
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1 Bed | $1,600 | 30 28Th Street, Queens, NY | May 21st |
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1 Bed | $1,750 | 32Nd Street And 31St Avenue, Queens, NY | May 21st |
| 2 Bed | $2,200 | 26-27 12Th Street, Queens, NY | May 21st | |
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1 Bed | $1,700 | 26-02 12Th Street, Queens, NY | May 21st |
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1 Bed | $1,650 | 42 33St, Queens, NY | May 21st |
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3 Bed | $2,700 | 25 14Th Street, Queens, NY | May 21st |
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2 Bed | $2,100 | 30 49Th Street, Queens, NY | May 21st |
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2 Bed | $2,000 | 26 25Th Road, Queens, NY | May 21st |
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1 Bed | $1,850 | 34-06 32Nd Street, Queens, NY | May 21st |
Apartment Complexes
| Name | Bedrooms | Price Range |
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| Astoria | Two | $2,195 |