
Apartments near Governors Island Support Center in Manhattan, NY (4,885 Rentals)


299 Columbia St

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86 Sullivan St

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167 Columbia St

153 Columbia St

149 Columbia St

138 Sackett St

311 Columbia St

142 Sackett St

126 Union St

130 Union St

137 Union St

77 Carroll St

104 President St

143 Columbia St

130 Degraw St

151 Columbia St

128 Union St

140 Degraw St

129 Columbia St

42 Tiffany Pl

36 Tiffany Pl

186 Richards St

29 Woodhull St

415 Van Brunt St

91 Coffey St

86 Coffey Street

68 Dikeman St

145 Sackett St

136 Degraw St

156 Sackett St

149 Union St

118 President St

100 Summit St

82 Carroll St

57 Rapelye St

63 Rapelye St

417 Van Brunt St

32 Woodhull St

376 Columbia St

60 Tiffany Pl

26 Tiffany Pl

28 Tiffany Pl

149 DeGraw St

179 Richards St

The Tiffany News Condominium

67 Rapelye St

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There are currently 24,215 Studio Apartments in Manhattan with rent ranges from $1,450 to $10,120 with an average price of $3,803.
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