
Apartments near John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York in New York, NY (10,783 Rentals)


117-119 W 26th St

698 Amsterdam Ave

519 Third Ave

1546 Second Ave

128 E 86th St

38 W 94th St

206 E 35th St

The Vancouver

36 W 94th St

The Whitney

515 Third Ave

10 W 28th St

247 E 81st St

1276 Lexington Ave

696 2nd Ave

1464 First Ave

12 W 28th St

330 E 79th St

1047-1049 Park Ave

46 W 94th St

212 E 83rd St

The Stanton

411 E 75th St

1055 Park Ave

300 E 38th St

513 Third Ave

1544-1554 Second Ave

151 E 33rd St

236 E 82nd St

1542 Second Ave

149 E 33rd St

245 E 81St St

31 E 30th St

155 E 33rd St

280 8th Ave

Jack Special

125 W 94th St

224 E 36th St

The Chatillion

110 E 87th St

143 W 94th St

123 W 94th St

41 E 30th St

1569 Second Ave

1232-1234 Madison Ave

34 W 94th St

The Lucida

200 E 84th St

210 E 35th St
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