
Apartments near City University of New York, The Graduate Center in New York, NY (13,730 Rentals)


210 Avenue B

400 W 58th St

148 Waverly Pl

17 E Seventh St

264 E 10th St

47 St Marks Pl

241 W Fourth St

47-49 Charles St

415 W 57th St

340 E Ninth St

75 Bank St

723 Eleventh Ave

13 E 7th St

51 St Marks Pl

69 Horatio St

274 W 11th St

507-509 E 11th St

Del Este Village Conodminium

106 Waverly Pl

805 Greenwich St

118 Waverly Pl

124 Waverly Pl

76 Bank St

25 E 7th St

41 Saint Marks Pl

62 Perry St

204 Avenue B

51 Charles St

27-33 E 62nd St

273 E Tenth St

275 E Tenth St

Carl Fischer Building

812 5th Ave

801 Lexington Ave

830 Greenwich St

67 Horatio St

561-563 Park Ave

Condominium

535 E 12th St

321 E 60th St

541 E 12th St

611 Hudson St

143 1st Ave

165 Avenue A

272 E 10th St

SFR

168 Avenue A

156 Waverly Pl

55 Charles St
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