
Apartments near St George-Staten Island Railway in Staten Island, NY (366 Rentals)


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12 Clinton St, Unit 12 Clinton St, Staten Island, NY 10304

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95 Sherman Ave, Unit 3

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970 Bard Ave, Unit 970 Bard Ave Apartment

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55 Cebra Ave, Unit 1

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144 Daniel Low Ter, Unit 1F

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95 Sherman Ave, Unit 2

0 Victory Blvd, Unit 1 FL

159 Tysen St

Bay Street Landing

The Pointe

350 Richmond Ter

520-528 Bay St

The Fountains

The Accolade

33 Central Ave

Gateway Arms Apartments

36 Hamilton Avenue

The Beverly

80 Bay Street Lndg

53 Montgomery Ave

Montgomery Dev.

77 Montgomery Ave

83 Montgomery Ave

87 Montgomery Ave

85 Montgomery Ave

67 Monroe Ave

428 Saint Marks Pl

55-57 Monroe Ave

Fort Place Cooperative

101 Daniel Low Ter

36 Monroe Ave

151 Daniel Low Ter

440 Saint Marks Pl

Renaissance Gardens

442 Saint Marks Pl

47-49 Sherman Ave

32 Nicholas St

9 Corson Ave

135 Saint Marks Pl

11 Corson Ave

19 Corson Ave

250 Richmond Ter

363 Westervelt Ave

226 Bay St

104 Saint Marks Pl

97 Victory Blvd

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There are currently 1,237 Studio Apartments in Staten Island with rent ranges from $890 to $2,770 with an average price of $2,025.
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