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


Medical Cooperatives in Residential Building

35 E 68th St

831 Madison Ave

315 W 80th St

837 Madison Ave

Vita

432-436 Amsterdam Ave

126 W 81st St

164 W 81st St

488 Ninth Ave

122 W 81st St

36 E 69th St

106 W 81st St

2255 Broadway

51 E 67th St

114 W 81st St

48 E 68th St

124 W 81st St

11 E 71st St

53 E 67th St

134 W 81st St

591 Park Ave

116 W 81st St

115 E 60th St

430 Columbus Ave

120 W 81st St

118 W 81st St

128 W 81st St

COOP

45 E 68th St

23 E 69th St

485-491 9th Ave

49 E 68th St

Hampton House Condominiums

423 Madison Avenue

486 9th Ave

The Lombardy

118 E 59th St

15 E 71st St

12 E 72nd St

25 E 69th St

122 E 61st St

316 W 81st St

120 E 61st St

484 Ninth Ave

165 W 81st St

50 E 68th St

163 W 81st St

314 W 81st St
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