
Apartments near Richmond Valley Plaza in Staten Island, NY (304 Rentals)


205 Broad St

435 Washington St

675 Johnstone St

217-219 Broad St

333-335 Paderewski Ave

221 Broad St

334-336 Meredith St

526-528 Penn St

384 Park Ave

308 State St

338-340 Meredith St

342-344 Meredith St

346-348 Meredith St

260 Washington St

264-266 Washington St

268 Washington St

292-294 Lawrie St

86 Market St

203-205 New Brunswick Ave

185 Fayette St

272 Washington St

270 Washington St

459 Penn St

82-84 Market St

278 Washington St

269 Washingtonq St

147 Smith St

New Brunswick Avenue Apartments

83-85 Market St

332 Sutton St

331 Sutton St

214-218 High St

281 Washington St

38 Gordon St

254 State St

218 Fayette St

316 Lawrie St

390 Johnstone St

289 Washington St

208-212 High St

501-503 Neville St

49 Gordon St

295 Washington St

196-200 High St

113 Market St

286 Madison Ave

238-240 State St

194 High St

910 Amboy Ave

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There are currently 1,239 Studio Apartments in Staten Island with rent ranges from $890 to $2,941 with an average price of $2,060.
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