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


240 E 29th St

110-112 W 26th St

325 Park Ave S

239 E 39th St

761 Avenue of the Americas

363 Third Ave

Residence I

520 Fifth Ave

696 2nd Ave

232 E 40th St

359 3rd Ave

246 E 39th St

243 E 39th St

515 Second Ave

513 Second Ave

242 E 40th St

300 E 38th St

215 E 26th St

207 E 26th St

236 E 28th St

141-143 W 26th St

The Lotus NYC

208 W 30th St

154-156 W 27th St

302 E 30th St

217 E 26th St

735 Second Ave

495 Second Ave

Chelsea Stratus

230 E 27th St

120-122 W 25th St

739-745 Second Ave

324 E 35th St

Number 5 Condominiums

491 Second Ave

142 W 26th St

Flatiron House

333 E 33rd St

207 West 28Th Street

489 Second Ave

302-306 E 38th St

MHL Building

318 E 30th St

211 W 28th St

18 E 23rd St

291 Seventh Ave

HAP EIGHT

339 E 33rd St

165 W 26th St

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