
Apartments near Fashion Institute of Technology in New York, NY (12,861 Rentals)


336 E 67th St

425 East 65 Street

1229 1st Ave

Montreux

The Chase at 66th

424 East 66th Street

426 East 66th Street

19 E 71st St

215 East 68th Street

350 East 67th

432 E 66th St

178-182 E 70th St

The Fairfax

1213-1227 York Ave

206 East 70th Street

115-117 E 71st St

357 E 68th St

226 East 70th Street

Empire House

309 E 69th St

1269-1271 1st Ave

157 E 71st St

211 East 70th Street

1275-1279 First Ave

900-910 Madison Ave

225 E 70th St

1273 First Ave

321 East 69th Street

1274-1276 First Ave

402 East 69th Street

1278 First Avenue

316 E 70th St

The Allen House

115 E 72nd St

242 E 71st St

918-922 Madison Ave

1343 Second Ave

James Lenox House- 55 and Over- NYC Residents

51 E 73rd St

338 E 70th St

145-149 E 72nd St

The Wellesley

340 E 70th St

306 E 71st St

220 East 72nd Street

1382 Second Ave

1349-1353 2nd Ave

The Mayfair East

30 E 74th St

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