
Apartments near John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York in New York, NY (10,806 Rentals)


River House

1490 Second Ave

124 East 84th Street

12 E 87th St

1488 2nd Ave

247 W 26th St

1020 Park Ave

1486 Second Ave

312 W 92nd St

344 E 76th St

235 E 39th St

125 W 92nd St

140 E 83rd St

2 Beekman Pl

1363 First Ave

1429 Third Ave

239 E 39th St

37 Beekman Pl

194 Riverside Dr

1365 First Ave

144 E 36th St

327 E 75th St

15 E 31st St

414 East 71st Street

316 E 77th St

303-307 W 92nd St

71 W 92nd St

67 W 92nd St

130 W 28th St

49 E 86th St

229 E 79th St

150-152 E 83rd St

1352 First Ave

No.1 Sutton Place South

Beekman Terrace

432 E 69th St

239 W 26th St

63 W 92nd St

416 E 71st St

739-745 Second Ave

25 Beekman Pl

69 W 92nd St

1492 2nd Ave

313 W 92nd St

Murray Hill House

318 E 77th St

1444 Third Ave

15 Sutton Pl

3 Sutton Pl
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