
Apartments near York College, City Unveristy of New York in Jamaica, NY (940 Rentals)


Village Mall at Hillcrest

8709 126th St

8650 127th St

87-24 126th St

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The Arlington

12502 Liberty Ave

12516 Jamaica Ave

16020 79th Ave

7840 164th St

Seton Complex

15815 Union Tpke

84-80 127th St

138-15 82nd Dr

9525 123rd St

12420 Jamaica Ave

15804 79th Ave

124-13 Jamaica Ave

124-10 Jamaica Ave

7819 166th St

78-38 Parsons Blvd

8718 124th St

150-15 79th ave

12302 Jamaica Ave

7904 147th St

14905 79th Ave

164-18 77th Rd

12515 111th Ave

Daleglen Manor

7831 147th St

86-40 123rd St

8644 123rd St

12116 Liberty Ave

124-01 Metropolitan Ave

9119 120th St

7707 164th St

119-07 101st Ave

103-43 120th St

9505 Lefferts Blvd

11906 97th Ave

7811 Main St

Regency Gardens

76-29 170th St

11911 103rd Ave

Duplicate of Property ID: 10105620

Talbot Apartments

10952 123rd St

12221 111th Ave

122-04 Metropolitan Ave

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How much are Studio apartments in Jamaica?
There are currently 2,106 Studio Apartments in Jamaica with rent ranges from $1,450 to $4,956 with an average price of $2,490.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Jamaica ranges from $900 to $4,250 with an average monthly rent of $2,599.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Jamaica range from $1,900 to $6,295. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $3,129.
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There are currently 616 Three Bedroom Apartments listings available in Jamaica on ApartmentHomeLiving.com. The pricing ranges from $2,450 to $6,000 - averaging $3,492 for the location.
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