
Apartments near City University of New York, The Graduate Center in New York, NY (13,697 Rentals)


1470-1472 Third Ave

1583 First Ave

1578 First Ave

308 E 83rd St

The New Yorker Condominium

424 E 82nd St

316 E 83rd St

1580 1st Ave

235 E 83rd St

511 E 81st St

330 E 83rd St

340 E 83rd St

1587 First Ave

225 E 83rd St

1585 1st Ave

1584 First Ave

1603 2nd Ave

1605 2nd Ave

336 E 83rd St

40 East End Ave

200 E 84th St

506-508 E 82nd St

245 E 83rd St

309 E 83rd St

234 E 84th St

516 E 82nd St

1551 York Ave

1609 Second Ave

427 E 82nd St

514 E 82nd St

439 E 82nd St

512 E 82nd St

305 E 83rd St

208-212 E 84th St

311 E 83rd St

416 E 83rd St

420 E 83rd St

50 East End Avenue

505 E 82nd St

The Benenson

1606 First Ave

235 E 84th St

Riverview South

The Strathmore

443 E 83rd St

344 E 84th St

1565 York Ave

1621 2nd Ave

445 E 83rd St
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