
Apartments near Fordham University - Lincoln Center Campus in New York, NY (11,164 Rentals)


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972 Lexington Ave

955 Lexington Ave

491 Amsterdam Ave

484 Ninth Ave

493 Amsterdam Ave

485-491 9th Ave

128 E 72nd St

40 W 84th St

36 W 84th St

488 Amsterdam Ave

326 W 83rd St

58 W 84th St

60 W 84th St

30 E 76th St

961 Lexington Ave

486 9th Ave

492 Amsterdam Ave

316 W 83rd St

490 Amsterdam Ave

Colony Manor

324 W 83rd St

332 West 83rd Street

206 W 84th St

54 W 84th St

Michalski Residence

4 E 78th St

976-996 Lexington Ave

64 W 84th St

969 Lexington Ave

20 W 84th St

56 W 84th St

490 West End Ave

200 W 84th St

62 W 84th St

1031 Third Ave

15 E 77th St

800 Park Ave

922 Third Ave

116 E 73rd St

46 W 84th St

105 Riverside Dr

239 Central Park West

489 West End Ave

356 W 37th St

914 3rd Ave

17 E 77th St

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