
Apartments near John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York in New York, NY (10,691 Rentals)


410 E 57th St

The Revere

100 United Nations Plaza

173 Riverside Dr

180 E 79th St

17-19 E 84th St

1178-1188 Lexington Ave

108 E 82nd St

The Cass Gilbert

162 E 80th St

Jardim

40-42 E 84th St

The Eastmore

156 E 39th St

628 West End Ave

345 E 69th St

The Sutton House

417 E 60th St

315 E 72nd St

969 Park Ave

The Laurel Condominiums

110 E 36th St

172 Madison Avenue

The Grand Beekman

288 Lexington Ave

14-16 E 33rd St

122 E 82nd St

1187-1193 Lexington Ave

200 E 79th St

236-238 E 78th St

50 W 91st St

1049 Fifth Ave

105 E 35th St

Saint James' Tower

440 E 57th St

Lausanne Condominium

235 East 40th Street

El Dorado

1471 Second Ave

Mirabeau Apartments

112 E 83rd St

The Esplanade Company

The Westly

444-446 E 58th St

DeSoto

420 E 51st St

315 7th Avenue

16 Sutton Place

Park Sutton

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