
Apartments near John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York in New York, NY (10,817 Rentals)


129 W 89th St

351 E 54th St

305 W 29th St

223 E 74th St

24 W 89th St

383-385 8th Ave

940 Park Ave

36 W 89th St

30 W 89th St

304 W 89th St

164 East 78th Street

1143 1ST Ave

311 W 29th St

1391 2nd Ave

170 E 78th St

135 E 79th St

1388 2nd Ave

331 E 50th St

1329-1337 3rd Ave

337 E 50th St

344 E 51st St

Bryn Mawr Apartments

205 E 76th St

246-250 E 74th St

347 E 52nd St

48-50 E 82nd St

The Columbus Townhouses

340 W 89th St

22 W 89th St

55 Park Ave

341 Lexington Ave

337 Lexington Ave

21 E 83rd St

342 E 53rd St

338-340 E 67th St

1403 Second Ave

342 W 89th St

935 Park Ave

61 W 89th St

314 E 70th St

1390 Second Ave

344 W 89th St

975-983 First Ave

53 W 89th St

57 E 82nd St

67 W 89th St

339 Lexington Ave

69 W 89th St

300 E 72nd St
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