
Apartments near Southgate Center in Staten Island, NY (354 Rentals)


106 Jf Kennedy Blvd

210 Elizabeth Ave

43-45 S 2nd Ave

102-106 John F. Kennedy Blvd

210 Ripley Pl

214 Elizabeth Ave

213-217 S 2nd St

224 Ripley Pl

114-118 Jf Kennedy Blvd

226 Ripley Pl

200 Geneva St

232 Inslee Pl

241 Pine St

27 - 35 W First St

109-111 Trask Ave

208 Geneva St

210 Geneva St

251-253 Franklin St

201 3rd St

219-221 3rd St

76 Florida St

67 Florida St

31-33 3rd St

220 3rd St

15 Broadway

218 3rd St

205 Florida St

222-224 3rd St

156-158 3rd St

201 Florida St

208-210 3rd St

211 Florida St

215 Florida St

305 Magnolia Ave

10-16 3rd St

307 Bond St

311 Bond St

200 Erie St

310 Bond St

306 Pine St

311-313 Franklin St

313-315 E Jersey St

97 Avenue

331 Magnolia Ave

326-328 S Park St

331 E Jersey St

41-47 W 4th St

117-119 Avenue C

219 Delaware St

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