
Apartments near City University of New York, The Graduate Center in New York, NY (13,818 Rentals)


314 E 6th St

128 Saint Mark's Place

110 Bank St

2 Cooper Square

133 W Third St

Carlton Towers

Regency Towers

110 Horatio St

237 East Fifth Street

130 Saint Marks Place

91 Second Ave

92 E 7th St

23 Barrow St

21 Jones St

310 E 6th St

612 E 11th St

117 Bank St

306-308 E 6th St

317-321 Bleecker St

132 Saint Marks Place

316 E 6th St

316 E 63 Street

235 E 5th St

Z.T. Piercy Building

337 E 6th St

339 E 6th St

126 St Marks Pl

885 Tenth Ave

233 E 5th St

Sarah Powell Huntington House

326 E 6th St

324 E 6th St

South Park Tower

620 East 11th Street

624 E 11th Street

119 Bank Street

117 East 7th Street

ELK 123 Bank, LLC

123A 7th Ave

401 E 62nd St

329 Sixth Ave

322 E 6th St

622 East 11th Street

753 Washington St

326 Bleecker St

155 Avenue B

111 Charles St

14 Jones St

One Haven Plaza
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