
Apartments near The Shops of Bay Street in Staten Island, NY (625 Rentals)


87 Harrison St

680 Bay St

669 Bay St

48-52 Tompkins St

668 Bay St

54-56 Tompkins St

665 Bay St

661-663 Bay St

19 Broad St

The Hills at Grasmere Condominiums

46 Broad St

639 Bay St

642 Bay St

635 Bay St

61-67 Thompson St

69 Thompson St

The Big Red Building

77 Thompson st

71 Thompson St

411 Vanderbilt Ave

91 Broad St

73-75 Thompson St

11 Mosel Loop

71-75 Metcalfe St

31 Water St

180 Broad St

595 Bay St

51-57 Laurel Ave

215 Canal St

593 Bay St

258 Gordon St

223 Gordon St

585 Bay St

12 Cross St

582 Bay St

202 Gordon St

10 Manorville Ct

556 Bay St

251 Broad St

259 Broad St

220 Targee St

835 Van Duzer St

271 Broad St

89 Gordon St

85 Wright St

533-539 Bay St

745 Van Duzer St

310-312 Hillside Ave

12 Court St
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