
Apartments near City University of New York, The Graduate Center in New York, NY (13,880 Rentals)


The Fields

226 E 53rd St

Lighthouse

Lighthouse

119 W 15th St

Lighthouse

Capitol Arms Apartments

184 Ninth Ave

332-334 E 18 Street

152-160 W 16th St

980 Second Ave

160 Eighth Ave

37 West 54th Street

251 East 52nd Street

882-884 First Ave

416-418 W 23rd St

415 W 22nd St

226 W 17th St

217-219 W 16th St

401 East 50th Street

Hudson Landing

308 E 52nd St

245 West 51st Street

412 E 50th St

Port 10

137 W 15th St

449 West 44th Street

353 W 20th St

691 9th Ave

139 W 15th St

433-435 W 45th St

123 East 54th Street

312 E 52nd St

401 W 47th St

367 W 48th St

410-412 W 22nd St

702 9th Ave

416 west 47th

335 W 19th St

349 E 51st St

210 West 16th Street

343 East 51st

463 W 43rd St

344-348 E 18th St

Courtney House

Clinton Classics

Gerel

510 W 29th St

324 East 52nd Street
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