
Apartments near John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York in New York, NY (10,679 Rentals)


1070 Madison Ave

60 E 80th St

215 E 72nd St

The Park 900 Condominium

271 Central Park W

The Octavia Condominium

80 Park Ave

The Queen Anne

The Alexander

254 W 88th St

372 5th Ave

196 E 75th St

1010 Fifth Ave

Abington House

One Hudson Yards

1296-1304 Second Ave

301 E 50th St

1091-1097 Lexington Ave

20 W 88th St

32 W 88th St

1082-1090 Madison Ave

Eastgate

Club M at Turtle Bay

The Peregrine

1111 Lexington Ave

1109 Lexington Ave

515 W 29th St

West 88th Street

1016 Fifth Ave

29 E 37th St

Eastgate II

The Griffon Condominiums

225 24TH Street

590 West End Ave

The Antoinette

Mayfair

150 East 78th St

245 E 72nd St

Sutton Place

67 PARK AVE

219-223 E 44th St

Dag Hammarskjold Towers

HxH Residences

279 Central Park W

52 Park Ave

Chelsea Park House

The Morrison

1111 First Ave

599 West End Ave

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