
Apartments near 149 Street-Grand Concourse-5 in Bronx, NY (7,506 Rentals)


106-108 Marcy Pl

1325 Jerome Ave

1323 College Ave

547 E 168th St

740 Kelly St

719 Beck St

990 Leggett Ave

954 Prospect Ave

1143 Forest Ave

1126 Forest Ave

861 E 163rd St

1329 Morris Avenue

2 Family near Highbridge and Grand Concourse

24 Marcy Pl

976 Prospect Ave

1230 Fulton Ave

575 E 168th St

1329 Findlay Ave

715 Fox St

1141 Tinton Ave

1234 Fulton Ave

579 E 168th St

1326 Findlay Ave

1325 Edward L Grant Hwy

1331 Cromwell Ave

35 Marcy Pl

115 Marcy Pl

132 W 169th St

1340 Morris Ave

982 Prospect Ave

1015 Leggett Ave

866 E 164th St

751 Beck St

984 Prospect Ave

163rd Street Plaza

1195-1199 Boston Rd

1353 Teller Ave

1362 Grand Concourse

1357 Teller Ave

141 W 169th St

22 Elliot Pl

872 E 164th St

906 E 141st St

1361 Teller Ave

713 Southern Blvd

1027 Rev James A Polite Ave

1174 Forest Ave

1365 Teller Ave

1355 Findlay Ave

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There are currently 8,913 Studio Apartments in Bronx with rent ranges from $1,039 to $6,415 with an average price of $2,722.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Bronx range from $1,757 to $7,970. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,807.
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