
Apartments near Burnside Retail Strip in Bronx, NY (6,154 Rentals)


Arthur Court

67-83 E 184th St

1860 Billingsley Ter

2356 Ryer Ave

1744 Clay Ave

2246 Webster Ave

2321 Tiebout Ave

1750 Grand Concourse

2366 Grand Concourse

Marcello Manor

2028 Washington Ave

2280 Loring Pl N

12 E Clifford Pl

1951-1955 Sedgwick Ave

41 W 184th St

1702 Davidson Ave

Morris Heights

2362 Ryer Ave

2377 Creston Ave

113 E 184th St

2248 Webster Ave

2340 Valentine Avenue

2395 Morris Ave

2287 Loring Pl N

2332 &-2336 University Ave

1694 Walton Ave

2381-2385 Grand Concourse

2350 Valentine Ave

2000 Washington Ave

2300 Loring Pl N

2380 Grand Ave

Andrews Avenue South Senior Residence

Twin Parks Terrace

2386 Grand Ave

2390 Morris Ave

2363 Valentine Ave

1694 Davidson Ave

2345 Tiebout Ave

2390 Davidson Ave

1889 Sedgwick Ave

2315 University Ave

2400 Walton Ave

442 E 176th St

226 W Tremont Ave

1661-1667 Grand Ave

2312 Loring Pl N

2315 Andrews Ave

446 E 176th St

2344 University Ave

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There are currently 8,925 Studio Apartments in Bronx with rent ranges from $1,039 to $6,333 with an average price of $2,778.
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