
Apartments near Fashion Institute of Technology in New York, NY (12,754 Rentals)


The Wingate

80-82 Charles St

663 Ninth Ave

41 W 8th St

Riverview East

140 E 40th St

45 Christopher St

156 E 39th St

27 W 8th St

830 Broadway

96 Perry St

88 Charles St

New York Towers

Gramercy Arms

Tempo

387 Avenue of the Americas

389 Avenue of the Americas

250 East 21st Street

41 West 46th Street

The Liberty

248 E 35th St

The Brevoort at 11 Fifth Avenue

Devonshire House

812 Broadway

321 W 11th St

201 E 15th St

649 2nd Ave

319 E 24th St

Icon

335 W 11th St

652 Tenth Ave

204-206 W 10th St

The Waverly

The Petersfield

324 E 30th St

308 W 48th St

2-8 Fifth Ave

Kips Bay Towers

29-45 E Ninth St

326 E 25th St, New York, NY 10010

303 Residences

110 Waverly Pl

Washington Court

One Fifth Avenue

45 E 9th St

Revere

One Ten Third

338 E 30th St

118 Washington Pl.
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