
Apartments near City University of New York, The Graduate Center in New York, NY (13,673 Rentals)


1205 Lexington Ave

415 E 80th St

Asten House

239 E 81st St

1444 Third Ave

354 E 81st St

339 E 81st St

234 E 82nd St

178-180 Franklin St

1569 Second Ave

The Powell Building

220 E 82nd St

64 North Moore St

214 E 82nd St

437 East 80th Street

422 E 81st St

1210-1218 Lexington Ave

222 E 82nd St

1570 Second Ave

2 East End Ave

337 E 81st St

412-414 E 81st St

186 Franklin St

184 Franklin St

1570 2nd Ave

182 Franklin St

236 E 82nd St

1448 3rd Ave

1572 Second Ave

1211 Lexington Ave

528 E 80th St

306 E 82nd St

1574 Second Ave

10-12 East End Ave

1576 2nd Ave

304 E 82nd St

201B E 82nd St

1453-1455 Third Ave

221 E 82nd St

1531 York Ave

507 E 80th St

336 E 82nd St

140 E 83rd St

1583 Second Ave

One East End

The Wakefield

1585 Second Ave

1584-1586 2nd Ave

162 E 83rd St
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