
Apartments near DeVry College of New York in New York, NY (13,669 Rentals)


Saratoga

456 Washington

65 E 76th St

29 Howard Street

The Queen Anne

181 Hudson St

Residences at Carlyle Hotel

Truffles

1091-1097 Lexington Ave

The Roebling Building

1471 Second Ave

Charles House

11 Beach St

1111 Lexington Ave

1109 Lexington Ave

52 Lispenard St

Lispenard Condo

965 Fifth Ave

39 Vestry St

Tribeca North

The American Thread Building

150 East 78th St

70 Vestry St

38 Walker St

236-238 E 78th St

The Empire

255 East 77

The Isis Condominium

885 Park Ave

67 Vestry St

Pearline Soap Factory Condominium

The John Jay House

297-301 Church St

Promenade Condominiums

The Glass Condominium

265 E 78th St

200 E 79th St

15 Hubert St

180 E 79th St

13-19 White St

Merchant House

124-130 Hudson St

1040 Madison Ave

343 E 78th St

405 Greenwich St

The Park 900 Condominium

1142-1146 Lexington Ave

155 E 79th St

100 Franklin

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