
Apartments near Atlantic-Staten Island Railway in Staten Island, NY (60 Rentals)


5267 Arthur Kill Rd

5355 Arthur Kill Rd

103 Main St

203 Main St

7423 Amboy Rd

7262 Amboy Rd

261-265 Main St

Surfside Village Condo

Harbortown Terrace

Harbor Terrace Apartments

Harbortown Bay

523-525 Mechanic St

Harbortown Heights

51 Broad St

71 Washington St

73 Washington St

415-417 High St

419 High St

The Bayview

527 State St

409 High St

The Admiral

79-81 Washington St

445 Mechanic St

100-102 De Kalb Ave

523 State St

441 Mechanic St

426-428 Mechanic St

104-106 De Kalb Ave

97-99 Dekalb Ave

94 Washington St

134 Miller St

76 Broad St

Crows Nest Condominium

422-424 Mechanic St

98 Washington St

475 State St

81 Broad St

106 Washington St

104 Washington St

101 Washington St

87 Broad St

103 Washington St

157 Hall Ave

661 State St

396 Mechanic St

615 State St

362 High St

671 State St
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Given the high costs for housing, I have found that many people are looking for a roommate to share expenses. These arrangements can increase opportunities for more desirable and larger spaces.