
Apartments near DeVry College of New York in New York, NY (13,644 Rentals)


339 Lexington Ave

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341 Lexington Ave

131 E 39th St

208 E 32nd St

108 Lexington Ave

208 E 31st St

104 Lexington Ave

41 E 41st St

216 E 32nd St

102 Lexington Ave

211 E 31st St

Charleston Condominium

210 E 31st St

569 Third Ave

135 E 39th St

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LexLofts

222 E 32nd St

419 Third Ave

103 Lexington Ave

116-120 W 29th St

594 Third Ave

11-13 W 26th St

423 Third Ave

219 E 31st St

592 Third Ave

216 E 31st St

571 Third Ave

215 E 31st St

121 E 26th St

587 3rd Ave

111 W 28th St

Hillrose 28

231 E 35th St

805 Avenue of the Americas

148 E 28th St

227 E 31st St

229 E 35th St

396 3rd Ave

212 E 30th St

398 3rd Ave

219 E 30th St

Madison Square Apartments

222 E 31st St

231 E 34th St

229 E 31st St

20 E 42nd St

234 E 35th St

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