
Apartments near East 143 Street-St Marys Street-6 in Bronx, NY (4,811 Rentals)


145 W 131st St

2350 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd

207-209 W 140th St

164 W 132nd St

5th on the Park

Madison Court Apartments

Cook House Apartments

Conrad Condominium

Aurum

1473 5th Avenue

22 Mount Morris Park W

227 E 111th St

236 W 139th St

117-50-117-58 133rd St

Crown Condominium

The Pecora

2018 3rd Ave

268 W 139th St

264 W 139th St

259 W 139th St

267 W 138th St

The Langston

1785-1787 Lexington Ave

303 W 149th St

142 Edgecombe Ave

1980 Third Ave

The Hamilton

1974 3rd Ave

178 E 109th St

Hamilton Lofts

156 E 109th St

308 E 106th St

660 St Nicholas Ave

238 E 106th St

Bailey House Apartments

733 Saint Nicholas Ave

783 Saint Nicholas Ave

787 Saint Nicholas Ave

785 Saint Nicholas Ave

417 W 146th St

Upper Manhattan Townhouse

435 W 146th St

Convent Gardens

849 St Nicholas Pl

461 W 147th St

930 ST NICHOLAS AVE

The Yorkfield

The Roger Morris

1883 Amsterdam Avenue

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