
Apartments near City University of New York, The Graduate Center in New York, NY (13,838 Rentals)


203 E 74 Street

42-52 Kenmare St

58-68 Kenmare St

412 E 73rd St

402 E 73rd St

121 Orchard St

322 East 74th Street

416 East 73rd

192 E 75th St

The Somerset

179-185 Mulberry St

151 Elizabeth St

178 Mulberry St

1372 First Ave

424 East 73rd Street

420 E 73rd St

111 Varick St

7 W 73rd St

334 East 74th Street

1371 1st Ave

380-386 Broome St

390 Broome St

The Langham

210-214 E 75 St

1369 1st Ave

326 E 74th St

147 Elizabeth St

1360 York Ave

415 E 73rd St

135-137 Chrystie St

1057-1059 Lexington Ave

1373 First Ave

1378 First Ave

228 E 75th St

358-360 Broome St

1307 - 1309 3rd Ave

362 Broome St

423 E 73rd St

315 E 74th St

1366 York Ave

400 East 74th Street

1382 1st Avenue

427-431 E 73rd St

502 East 73rd Street

The Fairmont

177 E 75th St

945 Fifth Ave

48-50 E 76th St

232 East 75 Street

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