
Apartments near John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York in New York, NY (10,804 Rentals)


The Beekman Regent

25 W 89th St

1154-1156 First Ave

344 E 50th St

291 Central Park W

951 First Ave

352 E 51st St

303 E 46th St

125 E 80th St

13 W 89th St

201 E 77th St

311 E 71st St

16 E 84th St

1140 1st Ave

317 W 89th St

346 E 51st St

15 W 89th St

105 E 37th St

320 Lexington Ave

135 E 39th St

170 E 79th St

321 E 48th St

133 E 80th St

130 E 38th St

1138 1st Ave

325 W 28th St

1143 Lexington Ave

345 E 68th St

1124-1128 First Ave

181 E 78th St

323 W 89th St

240 E 75th St

11 W 89th St

1136 1st Ave

Goodhue House

46 W 90th St

40 W 90th St

411 E 57th St

44 W 90th St

37 E 83rd St

302 W 90th St

960-962 Park Ave

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941 Park Ave

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1378 Third Ave

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