
Apartments near John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York in New York, NY (10,818 Rentals)


76 Riverside Dr

The Royce

37 E 67th St

423 Amsterdam Ave

103 W 80th St

106 E 60th St

620 Park Ave

907 Fifth Ave

481-485 Park Ave

12-14 E 48th St

521 Park Ave

78 Riverside Dr

496 9th Ave

420-428 Amsterdam Ave

354 W 38th St

319-321 W 38th St

313 W 80th St

555 Park Ave

425 Amsterdam Ave

428 Amsterdam Ave

Warwick Arms

Cooperative

172-174 W 81st St

319 W 80th St

492-494 Ninth Ave

430 Amsterdam Ave

565 Park Ave

17 E 70th St

317 W 80th St

162 W 81st St

425 West End Ave

323 W 80th St

417 Park Ave

441 W 37th St

309 W 80th St

Medical Cooperatives in Residential Building

35 E 68th St

831 Madison Ave

315 W 80th St

16 East 71 Street

111 E 60th St

307 W 80th St

138 W 81st St

311 W 80th St

321 W 80th St

136 W 81st St

176 W 81st St

178 W 81st St

111 E 61st St
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