
Apartments near Expressway Plaza in Staten Island, NY (194 Rentals)


107 Roe St

1918 Richmond Ter

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1215 Castleton Ave

1972 Richmond Ter

1978 Richmond Ter

98 Taylor St

1748 Richmond Ter

1740 Richmond Ter

167 Nevada Ave

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115 Willowbrook Rd

123 Willowbrook Rd

103 Willowbrook Rd

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The Staten Island Package

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646-662 Port Richmond Ave

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Harbor Court

174 Harbor Rd

Harbor Court

575 Jewett Ave

124-132 Harbor Rd

565 Jewett Ave

50 Elias Pl

15 Davidson Ct

St. Elizabeth’s Manor

Park Lane at Sea View

Manor Heights

317 Jewett Ave

Allied Manor

Bridgeview Apartments

North Shore Plaza

Castleton Housing

25 Slaight St

Parkside Senior Citizen Apartments

290 Myrtle Ave

Heberton Apartments

73 Bodine St

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How much are Studio apartments in Staten Island?
There are currently 1,239 Studio Apartments in Staten Island with rent ranges from $890 to $2,941 with an average price of $2,048.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Staten Island range from $1,209 to $5,950. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $2,839.
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