Astoria

Apartments & Real Estate

Compared to Manhattan, the rents are reasonable. In Astoria, you can expect to rent a decent 1-bedroom apartment for about $1,600, a 2-bedroom for about $1,900, etc.

Generally, the same comment applies to the price of home ownership. The area is not immune to luxury condo development, however. Several condo buildings have sprung up with price tags exceeding half a million dollars. Supposedly, real estate developers are eyeing the old industrial buildings across from Socrates Sculpture Park and the area along the East River waterfront.

Currently (2007) new condos fetch around $600 per square foot which is noticeably lower than in Manhattan and even Long Island City 37-25 81st Street

Selected Rental Buildings

• 27-37 27th Street (Astoria) {6 available apts}
  A low-rise elevator building.
• 30-49 Crescent Street (Astoria) {3 available apts}
  A low-rise walk-up building.
• 32-52 33rd Street (Astoria) {1 available apt}
  A low-rise elevator building.
• Ely Court (23-05 30th Avenue, Astoria) {1 available apt}
  A low-rise walk-up building.
• Grand Court (23-15 30th Avenue, Astoria) {2 available apts}
  A low-rise walk-up building.

See all Astoria Rental Apartment Buildings (15 buildings)

Selected No-Fee Rental Listings

• $1,325 1-Bedroom at 30-49 Crescent Street available 20/Nov/2009 posted 20/Nov/2009.
• $2,660 4-Bedroom at 27-37 27th Street available 01/Dec/2009 posted 18/Nov/2009.
• $1,195 1-Bedroom at 32-52 33rd Street available 20/Nov/2009 posted 17/Nov/2009.

See all Astoria No Fee Rental Apartments (14 total)

Condo & Co-op Buildings

• Astoria Windsor (30-80 21st Street, Astoria)
  A modern mid-rise doorman elevator building.
• Hoyt Terrace (25-47 23rd Street, Astoria)
  An elevator building.
• Saracel Court (21-81 38th Street, Astoria) {1 available apt}
  A low-rise walk-up building.

See all Astoria Condo Apartment Buildings (5 buildings)