
Apartments near John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York in New York, NY (10,832 Rentals)


163 E 89th St

1656 2nd Ave

324 E 85th St

326 E 85th St

213 W 21st St

137 E 28th St

241 E 31st St

53-55 E 92nd St

215 W 21st St

760 W End Ave

9 E 93rd St

304 E 86th St

306 E 86th St

Government of The Peoples Republic of China

207 8th Ave

1573 3rd Ave

1575 Third Ave

359 W 20th St

The Henry

Flatiron House

1584 First Ave

243 E 31st St

229 E 87th St

212 Eighth Ave

259 W 97th St

1580 Third Ave

237 E 31st St

569-571 Second Ave

161 E 89th St

1141 Park Ave

211 W 21st St

1654 2nd Ave

351 W 20th St

The Chelsea

22 E 93rd St

1150 Park Ave

219 E 30th St

361 20th St

311 W 97th St

114 Lexington Ave

205 Eighth Ave

The James

122 East 91st street

357 W 20th St

The Plymouth House

109-111 Lexington Ave

770 West End Ave

1311 Madison Ave

164 E 90th St
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