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


Cobble Hill School

477 Hicks St

485 Hicks St

13 Wolcott St

150 President St

170 Union St

166 Union St

469 Hicks St

487 Hicks St

489 Hicks St

179 Sackett St

183 Sackett St

187 Sackett St

473 Hicks St

174 Union St

159 President St

181 Sackett St

32 Luquer St

31 Luquer St

The Maritime

475 Hicks St

100 Congress St

447 Hicks St

44 Cheever Pl

144 Summit St

158 President St

189 Sackett St

160 President St

192 Sackett St

162 President St

176 Union St

194 Sackett St

198 Sackett St

178 Union St

180 Union St

175 Degraw St

59 Cheever Pl

135 Kane St

168 President St

129 Carroll St

137 Dwight St

150 Summit St

One Brooklyn Bridge Park

534 Henry St

192 Degraw St

200 Sackett St

514 Henry St

548 Henry St

532A Henry St

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There are currently 24,208 Studio Apartments in Manhattan with rent ranges from $1,450 to $10,120 with an average price of $3,803.
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