
Apartments near East 143 Street-St Marys Street-6 in Bronx, NY (4,814 Rentals)


Geel East 162nd Street

The Peninsula

419-421 E 157th St

464 E 159th St

871 Brook

Tres Puentes

562-564 Morris Ave

873 Brook Ave - Round Vii

915 Dawson Street, LLC

Bridgeline

St Regis

3206 3rd Ave

769 Melrose Ave

451 E 159th St

Durkheim

Morris Court

The Bruckner House

129 Alexander Ave

131 Alexander Ave

462 E 160th St

936 Intervale Ave

891 Fox St

Christopher Court

St. Vincent dePaul Senior Housing

923 Kelly St

851 E 163rd St

Melrose Apartments

The Graham

El Jardin de Selene

936 Rev James A Polite Ave

Kelly Street Restoration

3213 3rd Ave

941-945 Intervale Ave

908 Tiffany St

901 Fox St

925 Eagle Ave

3221 3rd Ave

3240-3246 3rd Ave

981 Union Ave

625-627 Manida St

950 Kelly St

Linden Apartments

621-623 Manida St

970 Tinton Ave

Michelangelo Apartments

Maria Lopez Plaza

Thessalonia Manor

1255 Randall Ave

514 E 163rd St

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