
Apartments near John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York in New York, NY (10,684 Rentals)


337 W 20th St

113 Lexington Ave

234 W 21st St

The Vaux

114 E 27th St

The Olmsted

316 E 86th St

Promenade Condominiums

The Peter Stuyvesant

140 E 28th St

1521-1523 York Ave

Kips Bay Towers

435 W 19th St

Prime Chelsea Retail on 7th Ave - The Atrium

155 10th Ave

28 E 94th St

2601-2607 Broadway

East River House

88 & 90 Lex

The Twenty1

332 E 86th St

238-240 E 30th St

162 E 91st St

The Corniche

1165 Park Ave

The Dunhill

The Schuyler Arms

1136 5th Ave

Bae Cleaners

Kips Bay Court

248 E 30th St

456 W 19th St

682 Sixth Ave

520 W 19th St

452 W 19th St

310 W 99th St

258 W 99th St

265 Riverside Dr

1350 Madison Ave

Lantern House

219 W 19th St

Chelsea 121

1181-1197 Park Ave

Riverwalk Point

Royal Carnegie

Tri-Faith House

154 Seventh Ave

Prima

8 E 96th St

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