
Apartments near John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York in New York, NY (10,798 Rentals)


163 W 95th St

178 Lexington Ave

434 W 23rd St

113 W 95th St

306 E 82nd St

Carriage House

434 E 76th St

Between First Ave & York St

724 Amsterdam Ave

119 E 30th St

720 Amsterdam Avenue

430 W 23rd St

18 W 95th St

358 W 23rd St

424 E 77th St

1500 1st Ave

441 E 75th St

The Glassworks

234 E 84th St

360 W 23rd St

Princeton House

172 Lexington Ave

165 W 95th St

155 W 95th St

176 Lexington Ave

420 W 23rd St

124 W 25th St

339 E 81st St

1605 2nd Ave

356 W 23rd St

1409 York Ave

108 E 30th St

1384 York Ave

426 E 77th St

255 W 95th St

135 W 24th St

344 W 23rd St

312 West 23rd Street

322-324 W 23rd St

427 E 77th St

20 W 26th St

1100 Park Ave

105 E 88th St

245 E 83rd St

1411 York Ave

352 W 23rd St

726 Amsterdam Ave

1603 2nd Ave

241 W 23rd St
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