
Apartments near John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York in New York, NY (10,808 Rentals)


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14 W 87th St

1065 Lexington Ave

975 2nd Ave

26 W 87th St

63 East 79th Street Corp.

221 East 48th Street

157 W 87th7 St

324 W 87th St

131 W 87th St

250 E 51st St

1024 Second Ave

1026 Second Ave

1028 Second Ave

245 E 50th St

328 87th St

Cooperative

46 W 87th St

18 W 87th St

36 W 87th St

875-877 Park Ave

344 87th St

18 E 81st St

119 W 87th St

Sofia Wine Bar & Cafe

1228 2nd Ave

169 E 74th St

113 W 87th St

1064-1066 Madison Ave

115 W 87th St

211 E 71st St

898 Park Ave

959 2nd Ave

129 W 87th St

7 E 81st St

145 W 87th St

251 E 50th St

12 W 87th St

306 E 55th St

137 W 87th St

133 W 87th St

1238 2nd Ave

566 Amsterdam Ave

220 East 70th Street

135 W 87th St

125 W 87th St

The Chamberlain

243 E 49th St

560 West End Ave
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