
Apartments near Downtown Plaza in Staten Island, NY (340 Rentals)


271 Broad St

43-45 Curtis Pl

202 Brighton Ave

202 Gordon St

8 Norwood Ave

27 Norwood Ave

854 Bay St

31 Norwood Ave

858 Bay St

223 Gordon St

32 Nicholas St

104 Saint Marks Pl

135 Saint Marks Pl

692 Van Duzer St

260 Brighton Ave

262 Brighton Ave

220 Targee St

250 Richmond Ter

258 Gordon St

166 Vanderbilt Avenue

745 Van Duzer St

42 Westervelt Ave

17-19 Saint Marks Pl

390 Castleton Ave

18, 19, 23, 24, 26 TESSA COURT

62 Fillmore St

51-57 Laurel Ave

506 Richmond Ter

536 Richmond Ter

143 Lafayette Ave

514 Richmond Ter

137 Osgood Ave

454 Castleton Ave

160 Fillmore St

835 Van Duzer St

480 Castleton Ave

71 Lafayette Ave

Cassidy Condominiums

71 Clinton Ave

58 University Pl

191 Edgewater Street

32 Sylvaton Ter

215 Hart Blvd

11 St Marys Ave

515-585 Castleton Ave

558 Castleton Ave

411 Vanderbilt Ave

200 Hart Blvd

71-75 Metcalfe St

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There are currently 1,241 Studio Apartments in Staten Island with rent ranges from $890 to $2,770 with an average price of $2,040.
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