
Apartments near New York Law School in New York, NY (10,962 Rentals)


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10 Downing St

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233 E 26th St

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120 Wall St

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508 Broadway

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221 E 26th St

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155 E 31st St

349 W Broadway

176 Bleecker St

Rivington & Clinton St.

188 Second Ave

221 2nd Avenue

229 E 24th St

53 Leonard St

56 Leonard St

241 Church St

The Juilliard Building

10 Leonard St

11-15 Leonard St

Franklin Tower

52 Thomas St

56 Thomas St

13-19 White St

100 Franklin

132-142 Franklin St

145 Duane St

The Borden House Condominium

71 Franklin St

28 N Moore St

Cooperative

134-140 Duane St

112 Hudson St

91 Leonard

7-9 Harrison St

55 White St

Tribeca Court

297-301 Church St

Merchant House

94 Reade St

58 White St

97-101 Reade St

109 Reade St

124-130 Hudson St

Bazzini Bldg

38 Walker St

325-327 Greenwich St

The American Thread Building

53 N Moore St

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