Queens
Astoria apartments, on video.
Every tour is filmed inside the actual unit, so you can see the rooms before you book a showing.
What rent costs in Astoria.
Asking rents on Homi, including apartments that rented recently.
Living in Astoria.
Astoria is a large, walkable Queens neighborhood known for its Greek restaurants, beer gardens and Astoria Park along the East River. Housing is a mix of two-family homes, prewar walk-ups and newer buildings.
Trains
In these apartments
- Private outdoor space11 of 36
- Dishwasher9 of 36
- Elevator9 of 36
- In-unit laundry8 of 36
- Doorman4 of 36
- Gym4 of 36
- Pet friendly3 of 36
Questions.
What renters ask about Astoria.
How much is rent in Astoria?
The 36 apartments with video tours on Homi in Astoria, including recently rented ones, ask between $2,095 and $5,600 a month. By size, a studio typically asks $2,500, a 1 bedroom typically asks $2,550, a 2 bedroom typically asks $3,150 and a 3+ bedroom typically asks $3,500.
What is the cheapest apartment for rent in Astoria right now?
1 bed apartment at 28-46 34th Street #3B, Astoria, NY 11103, asking $2,095 a month. It has a video tour on Homi.
Are there apartments with in-unit laundry in Astoria?
Yes. 8 of the 36 apartments with video tours on Homi in Astoria list a washer and dryer in the unit.
What subway lines serve Astoria?
Astoria is served by the N, W, M and R trains.
Can I see inside these Astoria apartments before visiting?
Yes. Every apartment on Homi has a video tour filmed inside the actual unit, so you can walk through it on your phone before you book a showing. Browsing is free and needs no account.
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before you visit.
36 video tours in Astoria. Free, no account needed to watch.
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