
Apartments near John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York in New York, NY (10,828 Rentals)


35 W 92nd St

The Campanile

1433 1st Ave

The Clayton

1356-1358 First Ave

162 E 83rd St

1448 3rd Ave

55 W 28th St

213-215 E 37th St

6 Sutton Sq

200 Riverside Dr

420 E 72nd St

1431 First Ave

13-15 W 29th St

47 W 92nd St

419 E 70th St

119-121 E 84th St

2 E 88th St

231 W 26th St

542 3rd Ave

5 Riverview Ter

3 Riverview Ter

4 Riverview Ter

72 E 86th St

325 E 41st St

Converted SFH

55 E 86th St

205 E 81st St

141-143 W 27th St

538-540 Third Ave

291 Seventh Ave

242 E 80th St

536 Third Ave

246 E 39th St

220 W 93rd St

1277 York Ave

1021 Park Ave

255 10th Ave

7 W 92nd St

322 Central Park W

The Westerly

1376 First Ave

675 West End Ave

The Duplex Condos

Hatfield House

2490-2498 Broadway

154-156 W 27th St

805 Avenue of the Americas

43 W 28th St
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