
Apartments near East 143 Street-St Marys Street-6 in Bronx, NY (4,812 Rentals)


Park Lincoln Apartments

315 E 105th St

2027 First Ave

400 West 150th Street

305 E 105th St

353-361 Edgecombe Ave

363 Edgecombe Ave

335 Edgecombe Ave

770 Saint Nicholas Ave

772-778 St Nicholas Pl

365 Edgecombe Ave

742-744 St Nicholas Ave

367 Edgecombe Ave

379-397 Edgecombe Ave

377 Edgecombe Ave

22 St Nicholas Pl

401-405 Edgecombe Ave

18 Saint Nicholas Place

2 Saint Nicholas Pl

26 Saint Nicholas Pl

28-28 Saint Nicholas Pl

251 E 105th St

2015 First Ave

162 E 107th St

695 Saint Nicholas Avenue

160 East 107

759 Saint Nicholas

707 Saint Nicholas Ave

Lexington Gardens

63-73 Hamilton Ter

723 St Nicholas Ave

Plaza 105

52 Saint Nicholas Place

40 Saint Nicholas Place

66 Saint Nicholas Pl

76 St. Nicholas Place

80 Saint Nicholas Pl

407 W 145th St

161 E 106th St

207-209 E 105th St

415 W 147th St

402-420 W 148th St

Live On Third

421 W 146th St

172-174 E 106th St

410 W 145th St

795 St Nicholas Ave

Live On Third

75 St. Nicholas Place

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