
Apartments near Naval Station NY Stapleton Site in Staten Island, NY (394 Rentals)


Bridgeview Garden Apartments

323 Fillmore St

1000 Targee St

Snug Harbor Homes

Snug Harbor Apartments

8701 Shore Rd

9201 Shore Rd

61 Oliver St

7401 Shore Rd

7259-7261 Shore Rd

7101 Shore Rd

9511 Shore Rd

9701 Shore Rd

149 Marine Ave

9902 3rd Ave

The Narrows

Shore Towers

9951 Shore Rd

165 St. Mark's Place

Harbor View Towers

20-40 89th St

9255 Shore Rd

60 92nd St

9108 Colonial Rd

20 Oliver St

8940 Colonial Rd

Alan Abby

9281 Shore Rd

26 Oliver St

20 93rd St

9323 Shore Rd

7119 Shore Road

9411 Shore Rd

67 93rd St

68 Marine Ave

Shore Ridge Apt. Corp.

151 89th St

155 89th St

9483 Ridge Blvd

156 88th St

9430 Ridge Blvd

7001 Shore Rd

6901 Shore Rd

6911 Shore Rd

6917 Shore Rd

8 Bay Ridge Ave

Harbor Hall

14 Bay Ridge Ave

9435 Ridge Blvd
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Given the high costs for housing, I have found that many people are looking for a roommate to share expenses. These arrangements can increase opportunities for more desirable and larger spaces.