
Apartments near Berkeley College-New York in New York, NY (13,648 Rentals)


The Hamilton

Co-Op

639 1/2 Hudson St

508 East 12th Street

117 E 72nd St

237 East 10th Street

Riverwalk Point

27 W 8th St

The Bayard House

41 W 8th St

101 Central Park W

Lincoln Amsterdam House

One Fifth Avenue

320 E 72nd St

212 Avenue B

215 E 72nd St

2-8 Fifth Ave

25 Charles St

245 E 72nd St

21 Astor Pl

Georgetown Plaza

10 Christopher St

58 Jane Street

299 W 12th St

Cezanne Apartments

Eastgate

20 E 74th St

838 Greenwich St

The Theatre Condominium

Astor Place

181 E 73rd St

1025 Lexington Ave

11 Abingdon Sq

387 Avenue of the Americas

525 e 11 Street

Lincoln Towers

389 Avenue of the Americas

225 24TH Street

Eastgate II

315 E 72nd St

Tudor Arms

110 Waverly Pl

45 Christopher St

Ninth Street Apartments

33 E 74th St

125 E 74th St

281 W 11th St

42 Saint Marks Pl

The Waverly
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