
Apartments near Charleston Place Shopping Center in Staten Island, NY (147 Rentals)


523-525 Mechanic St

157 Hall Ave

767 Cortlandt St

654 State St

615 State St

235 Pulaski Ave

720-722 Cortlandt St

770 Catherine St

728 Cortlandt St

167 Hall Ave

527 State St

708 Cortlandt St

169 Hall Ave

729 Cortlandt St

523 State St

134 Miller St

667 Charles St

655 Charles St

700 Cortlandt St

730-732 Catherine St

734 Catherine St

706 Catherine St

589 Elizabeth St

216 Hall Ave

100-102 De Kalb Ave

207 Hall Ave

71 Washington St

73 Washington St

600 Charles St

475 State St

104-106 De Kalb Ave

209 Hall Ave

477 Miller St

97-99 Dekalb Ave

445 Mechanic St

130-132 William St

441 Mechanic St

79-81 Washington St

415-417 High St

419 High St

51 Broad St

94 Washington St

98 Washington St

461 State St

409 High St

426-428 Mechanic St

448-450 State St

422-424 Mechanic St

104 Washington St

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