
Apartments near Berkeley College-New York in New York, NY (13,702 Rentals)


Revere

The Paradigm

Chelsea Garden

The Quaker Ridge

39 Gramercy Park Apartments

40 E 61st St

The Twenty1

223 East 59th Street

132 East 61st Street

525 Park Ave

The Villas

Gramercy House

The Landmark

The Sheffield

718 Tenth Ave

720 Tenth Ave

7 Gramercy Park W

410 E 57th St

342 W 56th St

Gramercy Park

The 505

Cannon Point South Apartments

261 3rd Ave

The Bullmoose

244-246 E 60th St

240 E 60th St

32 W 20th St

440 E 57th St

Chelsea 121

784 Lexington Ave

517 W 46th St

Cumberland House

The Savoy

552 W 43rd St

151 E 20th St

261 W 22nd St

Parc Vendome

CODA

Prime Chelsea Retail on 7th Ave - The Atrium

The Broadmoor Apartments

The Carlton

The Hit Factory

250 W 22nd St

221 W 21st St

Elliott Chelsea

Abington House

264 West 22nd Street Unit 1

260 W 22nd St

233 W 21st St

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