
Apartments near John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York in New York, NY (10,824 Rentals)


860 Lexington Ave

801 Lexington Ave

462 Amsterdam Ave

36 E 72nd St

139 W 82nd St

Number 5 Condominiums

117 W 82nd St

53 W 82nd St

803 Lexington Ave

39 E 72nd St

55 W 82nd St

59 W 82nd St

809 Lexington Ave

41 W 82nd St

7 E 74th St

667-675 Lexington Ave

936 Fifth Ave

149 E 60th St

154 E 64th St

151 E 60th St

464 Columbus Ave

313 W 82nd St

57 W 82nd St

116 E 68th St

730 Park Ave

14 W 82nd St

61 W 82nd St

The Courant

51 W 82nd St

145 E 60th St

40-42 E 72nd St

851 Lexington Ave

307 W 82nd St

The Connoisseur Building

25-12 82nd Street

319 W 82nd St

309 W 82nd St

311 W 82nd St

317 W 82nd St

325 W 82nd St

907 Madison Ave

459 W 35th St

27 W 82nd St

44-50 E 72nd St

466-470 Columbus Ave

15 W 82nd St

11 E 74th St

467 Columbus Ave

9 E 74th St
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