$3,500/mo

4 Bedroom · 1.5 Baths

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111 Osgood Avenue Unit 1

4 Bedroom · 1.5 Baths · Stapleton, Staten Island, NY 10304

$3,500 /month

Available Now · No pets

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Accepted vouchers: Section 8 (HCV) · NYCHA

$3,500/month

111 Osgood AvenueView on map

Stapleton, Staten Island, NY 10304

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dimitry simanovsky

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Member since September 2026

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Dimitry Grinberg Management

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Property Details

Bedrooms

1.5

Bathrooms

Pets Allowed

Description

Renovated 4-bedroom apartment on Staten Island. Asking rent $3500/month. 3D virtual tour: https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=wGDTq6uaSsv. Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8 / NYCHA) welcome. This listing is a sample of what we have in this bedroom size — after a short pre-screen we match you to the right Available unit. To apply, text or call Dimitry at (347) 743-0880 with: (1) short video of the home you live in now starting outside, kitchen with stove door open, fridge, living/sleeping, no people, pets if any; (2) clear photo of your voucher; (3) bedroom size needed. Grinberg Management | Staten Island

Accepted Vouchers

Section 8 (HCV)NYCHA

Location

111 Osgood Avenue, Stapleton, Staten Island, NY 10304

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Nearest subway stations

SIRClifton0.6 mi
SIRStapleton0.7 mi

Straight-line distance. Station data: MTA via data.ny.gov.

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Published schedules for the apartment size

Compare the $3,500 asking rent with the published 4-bedroom references below. This compares rent alone, before tenant-paid utilities, household size or any approved exception. It does not determine eligibility or approval.

Program	Published amount	Asking rent only
NYCHA · new rental / transfer	$4,077	$577 below the reference

NYCHA new-rental schedule effective January 1, 2026. Annual recertifications use a separate schedule.

CityFHEPS, FHEPS and HASA figures assume all utilities are included. Confirm the applicable schedule, household allowance and tenant-paid utilities with your worker. Section 8 payment standards are calculation inputs, not a universal ceiling on contract rent.

The building

Built in 1920 · 2 apartments · 3 floors

No open HPD housing code violations on record. Look up the building on HPD Online

Public records from NYC Open Data (MapPLUTO, HPD violations), tax lot 5005560303. Refreshed weekly. These records do not establish the apartment’s current condition or an agency inspection result; check the unit during a viewing.

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