
Apartments near John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York in New York, NY (10,865 Rentals)


410-412 W 48th St

Lighthouse

136 W 71st St

The Lenora

267 W 70th St

702 9th Ave

Lighthouse

250 W 71st St

Wilshire Plaza

221-225 West End Ave

691 Tenth Ave

408 W 48th St

453 W 47th St

Hell's Kitchen Resturant space

503 W 47th St

229 Columbus Avenue

114 W 71st St

415 W 47th St

447 W 47th St

49 West 70th Street

254 W 71st St

Elmsford Apartments

691 9th Ave

129 W 56th St

344 W 48th St

133 W 71st St

113 W 71st St

145 W 71st St

225 W 71st St

340 W 48th St

440 W 47th St

361 W 47th St

456 W 47th St

The Hargrave House

355 W 47th St

536 W 47th St

520 W 47th St

401 W 47th St

452 W 47th St

659 Tenth Ave

73 W 71st St

220 w 72 Street

69 W 71st St

791 8th Ave

47th Street Apartments

538 W 47th St

530-532 W 47th St

71 W 71st St

The Ecoliving House at 424 W 47th St
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