
Apartments near John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York in New York, NY (10,804 Rentals)


1295 1st Ave

Le Chambord Condominiums

49 W 90th St

16 Park Ave

129 E 81st St

297 10th Ave

1420 Second Ave

626 West End Ave

321 W 90th St

309 W 90th St

21 W 90th St

25 W 90th St

113 E 36th St

236 E 77th St

128 E 37th St

53 W 90TH St

35 W 90th St

1422 2nd Ave

179 E 79th St

305 E 44th St

27 W 90th St

621 West End Ave

35 Park Ave

625 West End Avenue

57 W 90th St

45 W 90th St

115 E 36th St

1190 Lexington Ave

172 E 80th St

130 E 37th St

7 E 85th St

15 W 90th St

231 E 77th St

627 West End Ave

1293 1st Ave

179 Madison Ave

146 E 38th St

17 W 90th St

104 E 36th St

592 Third Ave

144 E 38th St

Walton Hall Apartments

1297 1st Ave

144-68 E 38th St

207 West 28Th Street

Elevatored Apt. (conversion To Med.

594 Third Ave

Sutton Manor Apartments

211 W 28th St
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