
Apartments near New York Law School in New York, NY (10,974 Rentals)


191 Spring St

7 Dey

Cooperative

District

Co-op

481-487 Washington St

97 Wooster St

Green House Condominiums

80 Nassau St

102-104 Wooster St

109 Mercer St

Fulton-Chambers Building

The Urban Glass House

182 Mulberry St

20 John St

Bayard House

108-114 Wooster St

41-43 John St

60 Spring St

101-105 Greene St

Smith House Apartments

75 Bowery

110-112 Thompson St

113 Greene St

116-118 Wooster St

75 Kenmare St

Five Nine John Lofts

14 Maiden Ln

114-116 Greene St

130 William St

118 Greene St

199 Mott St

241 Lafayette St

67 Liberty St

114 Liberty St

40 E Broadway

Ice House Condominiums

109-111 Prince St

224 Mulberry St

451-453 West Broadway

Cooperative

Greenwich West

99 John St

77 Charlton St

234 Mulberry St

199 Prince St

457-461 W Broadway

129-131 Greene St

153 Bowery

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