
Apartments near Berkeley College-New York in New York, NY (13,651 Rentals)


The Morgan Lofts Condominiums

The Residences at 400 Fifth Ave

346 Lexington Ave

55 Park Ave

338 Lexington Ave

105 E 37th St

107 E 37th St

6 E 36th St

113 E 37th St

341 Lexington Ave

130 E 38th St

339 Lexington Ave

318 Lexington Ave

129 E 39th St

Academy House

320 Lexington Ave

337 Lexington Ave

4 E 36th St

32 W 37th St

136 E 38th St

28-44 W 43rd St

110 E 37th St

131 E 39th St

104 E 37th St

117 E 37th St

310 Lexington Ave

108 E 37th St

135 E 39th St

114 East 37th Street

113 E 36th St

120 E 37th St

115 E 36th St

The Seton Residence

Lindley House

130 E 37th St

24 W 46th St

104 E 36th St

22 W 46th St

128 E 37th St

38 W 36th St

28 W 46th St

40 W 36th St

35 Park Ave

44 W 36th St

129 E 36th St

144-68 E 38th St

572 5th Ave

127 E 36th St

9 W 46th St
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