
Apartments near DeVry College of New York in New York, NY (13,719 Rentals)


195 Ninth Ave

347 W 20th St

371 W 46th St

320 W 19th St

28 E 14th St

Thorndale Condominium

The Jensen Lewis Building

14 W 14th St

413 W 22nd St

349 W 20th St

154 Eighth Ave

411-413 W 44th St

136 W 15th St

303 W 18th St

246 W 17th St

8 Union Square South

437 W 43rd St

331 E 50th St

402 W 22nd St

The Enclave

316 W 19th St

Turtle Bay

417 W 44th St

355 W 20th St

235 W 16th St

428 W 44th St

157 Eighth Ave

313 10th Ave

133 3rd Ave

408 W 22nd St

324 W 19th St

426 W 44th St

135 W 52nd St

421 W 22nd St

170-178 Ninth Ave

357 W 20th St

315 W 18th St

237 W 16th St

343 W 47th St

304 W 18th St

662 9th Ave

359 W 20th St

420 W 23rd St

446 W 25th St

252 W 17th St

315 Tenth Ave

348 W 20th St

Silver Suites Residences at Beekman Tower

233 W 16th St

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