
Apartments near East 143 Street-St Marys Street-6 in Bronx, NY (4,815 Rentals)


1413 Prospect Ave

1417 Prospect Ave

662 Jefferson Pl

1421 Prospect Ave

1040 Gerard Ave

1252 W Farms Rd

1309 Hoe Ave

1068 Walton Ave

1373 Franklin Ave

1410 Prospect Ave

1272-1276 Clay Ave

1275 Webster Ave

1412 Prospect Ave

1400 Boston Rd

1278-1280 Clay Ave

1069 Walton Ave

1181 Sherman Ave

230-248 E 167th St

1000 Freeman St

1092 Close Ave

1308-1312 Southern Blvd

1238 Morris Ave

1418 Prospect Ave

850 Jennings St

1373-1377 Boston Rd

1420 Prospect Avenue

1150 Grand Concourse

362 E 169th St

Gerard Avenue Apartments

1083 Walton Ave

Seneca Houses

1391 Clinton Ave

1250 Morris Ave

1242 Morris Ave

1392-1394 Fulton Ave

636 E 170th St

1388-1390 Bristow St

1082 Gerard Ave

1097 Walton Ave

620 E 170th St

Lafayette Nelson Apartments LLC

1389 Stebbins Ave

1327 Southern Blvd

1431 Vyse Ave

901 Elder Ave

1313 W Farms Rd

621 E 170th St

550 E 170th St

1394 Bristow St

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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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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Bronx range from $1,757 to $7,995. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,774.
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