
Apartments near East 143 Street-St Marys Street-6 in Bronx, NY (4,813 Rentals)


Freeman Gardens

1139 Longfellow Ave

1315-1317 Boston Rd

391 E 168th St

1195 Clay Ave

1015 Grand Concourse

1322-1328 Clinton Ave

1380-1384 Prospect Ave

Freeman Simpson Plaza

Garden Towers

1232 Clay Ave

1130 Sherman Ave

1174 W Farms Rd

1170 W Farms Rd

245 McClellan St

741 Jennings St

1237 Webster Ave

1329-1331 Clinton Ave

1386 Prospect Ave

1390 Prospect Ave

1243 Webster Ave

1239 Webster Ave

1392 Prospect Ave

1326 Chisholm St

Boston Road Apartments

1330 Chisholm St

225 McClellan St

1205 College Ave

1248 Clay Ave

1020 Walton Ave

1113-1115 Sheridan Ave

1252 Clay Ave

1220 College Ave

1333 Bristow St

1249 Webster Ave

749-769 Jennings St

288 E 168th St

1378 Boston Rd

1401 Prospect Ave

1338 Chisholm St

1221 College Ave

1125-1127 Sheridan Ave

215 McClellan St

1173 Grant Ave

The Walton

1154 Sheridan Ave

1126 Carroll Pl

1349 Franklin Ave

1413 Prospect Ave

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There are currently 8,922 Studio Apartments in Bronx with rent ranges from $1,039 to $6,474 with an average price of $2,653.
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