
Apartments near Borough of Manhattan Community College - Center for Continuing Education and Workforce Development in New York, NY (9,511 Rentals)


341 E 5th St

West Village Houses - Cooperative

224 W Tenth St

166 Perry St

120 Waverly Pl

526 Hudson St

84 Grove St

122 Waverly Pl

373 Avenue of the Americas

100 2nd Ave

102 Second Ave

124 Waverly Pl

Perry West, South Tower

Converted to SFR

318 E 6th St

23 Washington Square North

312 E 6th St

164 Perry St

700 Washington St

21 Washington Sq N

Conversion To Single Family

Mayahuel

The Amos Street Condominiums

118-120 Charles St

191-193 E 3rd St

25 Washington Sq N

347 Bleecker St

144 Waverly Pl

SFR

26 Washington Sq N

29 Avenue B

146 Waverly Pl

189 E 3rd St

695 Washington St

Kimberly Condominiums

328 E 6th St

Lafayette Lofts

198 W Tenth St

336 E 6th St

303 E 6th St

156 Waverly Pl

30 E 7th St

338 E 6th St

91 1st Ave

Carl Fischer Building

Perry West, North Tower

109 Waverly Pl

148 Waverly Pl

Co-Op

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