
Apartments near The Egg in Albany, NY (815 Rentals)


349 State St

324 Hudson Avenue, Albany, NY 12210

56 S Swan St

239 N Pearl St

346 State St

328 Hudson Ave

381 Madison Ave

336 Hudson street

338 Hudson street

376 Madison Ave

214 Jay St

236 Lark St

240 Sheridan Ave

176 Chestnut St

232 Lark St

166 Jefferson St

168 Jefferson St

231 Elm St

246 Lark St

244 Lark St

158 Lark St

44 Park Ave

3 Sherman St

226 Jay St

217-219 Lark St

352 State St

238 Elm St

235A Elm St

120 Phillips St

358 State St

356 State St

5 Sherman St

130 Lark St

363 state street

360 State St

394 Madison Ave

361 State St

798 Broadway St

400 Madison Ave

240 Elm St

Old Jail House

369 1/2 State St

Broadway Lofts

371 State St

369 State St

26 Willett St

28 Willett St

377 State St

373 State St

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From the view of your Albany-area apartment you can see it, but you'll be darned if you can figure out exactly what it is...an oversized gigantic football? Some sort of otherworldly flying saucer? Nope, wrong on both counts. It's Albany's world-famous structure The Egg! One part architectural mindblower, one part performance hall, The Egg is an insanely unique part of Albany's history, and a mandatory visit for anyone new in town. While construction on The Egg began in the 1960's, it took over a dozen years to complete and did not open its doors until 1978. Since then, it has hosted a countless number of theatrical presentations, live music acts, comedians and other performers. Known on a global scale for not only its strange oval shape but also for its pristine, pitch-perfect acoustics, The Egg guarantees that there's never a bad seat in the house. As with most performing art centers of this size and scope, The Egg places a hearty emphasis in their performance schedule upon education through the arts. Thus, you're just as likely to spot a large group of school children on their way to catch a historical reading by 'Rosa Parks', as you are to run into a rowdy crew of teenagers in line for Henry Rollins. A surprising variety of libations are offered despite the venue's upscale feel (sake anyone?), with a number of fine dining restaurants within short walking distance as well. So for Albany-area apartment-ites eager to fill up on their artistic entertainment, this is one Egg that's pretty hard to beat.
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How much are Studio apartments in Albany?
There are currently 594 Studio Apartments in Albany with rent ranges from $650 to $2,015 with an average price of $1,417.
What is the current price range for One Bedroom Albany Apartments for rent?
Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Albany ranges from $750 to $2,765 with an average monthly rent of $1,680.
What does renting a Two Bedroom Apartment in Albany cost?
The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Albany range from $990 to $18,250. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $2,119.
How expensive are Albany Three Bedroom Apartments?
There are currently 192 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Albany on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $650 to $3,945 - averaging $2,068 for the location.
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