
Apartments near Fashion Institute of Technology in New York, NY (12,850 Rentals)


43-45 White St

99 Clinton St

5 E 67th St

Keystone 63

118 Ridge Street

146-148 W 68th St

401 E 62nd St

Tower 67

91-95 Attorney St

Genia Court

101 Clinton St

1133 First Avenue

Kenton Place

1135 First Ave

340 E 63rd St

95 Pitt St

101 W 68th St

The Pitt Street Apartment

17 E 67th St

344 E 63rd St

198 Rivington St

796 Madison Ave

107 W 68th St

16 W 69th St

89 Pitt St

14 W 69th St

85 Pitt Street

206-208 Rivington St

202 Rivington St

1122 Third Ave

329 E 63rd St

AIR Communities - Upper West Side

26 W 69th St

1226 Second Ave

400 East 63rd Street

1142 First Avenue

190-198 Columbus Ave

Independence Plaza

Converted 2022 - SFR

809-811 Madison Ave

40-42 E 68th St

404 East 63rd Street

19 W 69th St

The Bakery Building

401 E 63rd St

The Bristol

201 Columbus Ave

817-819 Madison Ave

103 W 69th St

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