
Apartments near Columbia University in the City of New York - Morningside Heights in New York, NY (8,867 Rentals)


430 Amsterdam Ave

134 W 81st St

534 W 153rd St

3681 Broadway

164 W 81st St

3696 Broadway

510 E 119th St

314 W 81st St

306 W 81st St

1082 Park Ave

106 W 81st St

1364 Lexington Ave

1949 1st Ave

48 Saint Nicholas Pl

166 E 92nd St

12 E 87th St

39-47 E 87th St

114 W 81st St

122 W 81st St

848 St Nicholas Ave

107-109 E 89th St

1879 Amsterdam Ave

The Hayden House

114 E 90th St

116 W 81st St

1644 Third Ave

430 Columbus Ave

161 E 91st St

458 W 153rd St

420-428 Amsterdam Ave

The Beresford

118 W 81st St

120 W 81st St

425 Amsterdam Ave

COOP

130 W 81st St

236 E 95th St

214 Bradhurst Ave

234 E 95th St

232 E 95th St

155 W 80th St

1831 2nd Ave

425 West End Ave

1095 Park Ave

157 W 80th St

163 W 80th St

307 W 80th St

203 W 80th St

161 W 80th St
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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.