
Apartments near Columbia University in the City of New York - Morningside Heights in New York, NY (8,868 Rentals)


328 87th St

53 W 87th St

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1749 Amsterdam Ave

102 W 87th St

29 W 87th St

142 W 87th St

140 W 87th St

2121 2nd Ave

35 W 87th St

43 W 87th St

334 W 87th St

344 87th St

180 E 101st St

138 W 87th St

128 87th St

425 W 146th St

1267 Park Ave

134 87th St

47 W 87th St

254 E 125th St

116 W 87th St

2135 Second Ave

718 Saint Nicholas Ave

720 Saint Nicholas Ave

1883 Third Ave

419 W 146th St

126 W 87th St

2484 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd

130 87th St

304 E 116th St

124 W 87th St

534-536 W 147th St

326 W 87th St

130 W 87th St

2332 2nd Ave

160 W 144th St

1125 5th Ave

722 Saint Nicholas Ave

2322 2nd Ave

2411 2nd Ave

2328 2nd Ave

20 E 95th St

2330 2nd Ave

178 E 101st St

2127 Second Ave

731 Saint Nicholas Ave

23 W 87th St

2162 Second Ave
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Given the high costs for housing, I have found that many people are looking for a roommate to share expenses. These arrangements can increase opportunities for more desirable and larger spaces.