
Apartments near Hostos Community College in New York, NY (7,447 Rentals)


172 W 109th St

68 W 107th St

122 E 103rd St

992-996 Amsterdam Ave

953 Columbus Ave

1621 Lexington Ave

La Casita

203 W 109th St

127 E 102nd St

129 E 102nd St

53-57 W 106th St

107 E 102nd St

207 W 109th St

205 W 109th St

Casa Mutua

171 E 102nd St

215 W 109th St

947 Columbus Ave

945 Columbus Ave

223-225 W 109th St

950 Columbus Ave

65 W 106th St

211 W 109th St

212 W 109th

976 Amsterdam Ave

206 W 109th St

946 Columbus Ave

975 Amsterdam Ave

210 W 109th St

229 W 109th St

233 W 109th St

214 W 109th St 3C

120 E 102nd St

54 W 106th St

203 W 108th St

1604-1608 Lexington Ave

66 W 106th St

118 E 102nd St

209 W 108th St

969 Amsterdam Ave 5R

963-965 Amsterdam Ave

70 W 106th St

8 W 105th St

113 W 106th St

1590 Lexington Ave

123-127 W 106th St

55 W 105th St

175 West 107th Street

215 W 108th St
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Given the high costs for housing, I have found that many people are looking for a roommate to share expenses. These arrangements can increase opportunities for more desirable and larger spaces.