
Apartments near 709 E 228th Street in Bronx, NY (2,320 Rentals)


723 E 211th St

205 E 238th

1229-1233 224th St

914 E 212th St

3514 Holland

3575 Wilson Ave

4170 Wilder Ave

4606 Richardson Ave

1492-1496 Hicks St

Oneida

Brick 3 Family

Hot Area, 2 Family, New Solid Brick Bldg

4620 Matilda Ave

4625 Furman Ave

4320 Van Cortlandt

2063 Pitman Ave

4619 Matilda Ave

3573 Laconia Ave

Eastchester Heights

4047 Hill Ave

316 E 211th St

3550 Laconia Ave

4220-4224 Hill Ave

264-266 E 211th

963 E Gun Hill Rd

300 E 211th St

3488 Webster Ave

1015 E Gun Hill Rd

3415 Colden Ave

4718 Richardson Ave

3461 Wilson Ave

1039 E Gun Hill Rd

College Gardens Co-Op

1 E 213th St

679 Magenta St

4731 Richardson Ave

3365 Cruger Ave

3341 Webster Ave

3520 Tryon Ave

3332 Paulding Ave

4737 Matilda

3363 Cruger Ave

4740 Matilda

714 Penfield

789 Bartholdi St

716 Penfield St

720 Penfield

700 Penfield St

959 E 241st St

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