
Apartments near City University of New York, The Graduate Center in New York, NY (13,810 Rentals)


143 Waverly Pl

1-3 University Pl

53-59 Perry St

341 E 9th St

320 East 9th Street

173 Avenue A

328 E 9th St

1871 House

Stonehenge 61

TK Kitchen Thai Eatery

324 E 9th St

West Village Apartments

562 W 52nd St

892 9th Ave

160 First Ave

156 First Ave

254 E 10th St

432 E 11th St

West Village Apartment

797 Lexington Avenue

332-334 E 9th St

24 Saint Marks Pl

424 W 57th St

795 Lexington Ave

809-813 Greenwich St

309 E 60th St

267 E Tenth St

516 East 12th Street

215 Avenue B

1144-1150 2nd Ave

22 St Marks Pl

Alliance Apartments For the Elderly

29 Washington Sq W

The Avant

269 E Tenth St

510 E 12th St

Clinton Parkview

311 E 60TH ST

500 E 11th St

344 E 9th St

313 E 60th St

78-80 Bank St

32 St. Marks Pl

169 Avenue A

543-545 E 12th St

277-9 West 11th Street

34 1/2 St. Marks Pl

443 W 56th St

30 Saint Marks Pl
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