
Apartments near John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York in New York, NY (10,774 Rentals)


128 E 29th St

412-414 E 81st St

205-207 W 22nd St

329 W 21st St

1285 Madison Ave

335 W 21st St

America Apartments

211 E 31st St

1577-1579 First Ave

325 W 21st St

11 E 92nd St

The Wellington

252 E 33rd St

137 Lexington Ave

221-223 W 22nd St

232 Eighth Ave

17 W 96th St

208 E 87th St

351 W 21st St

7-11 W 96th St

405 W 21st St

449 Third Ave

331 W 21st St

1585 1st Ave

540-550 W 21st St

46 E 92nd St

215 E 31st St

208 E 31st St

21 E 92nd St

236 E 32nd St

224 W 22nd St

120 West 97th Street

25 E 92nd St

448 E 79th St

23 E 92nd St

238 E 32nd St

Cooperative

126 Lexington Avenue

755 West End Ave

227 E 31st St

219 E 31st St

242 W 22nd St

248 W 22nd St

303 W 21st St

310 W 97th St

213 Seventh Ave

Citizen Condominium

1481 York Ave

114 E 90th St
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