
Apartments near New York University - Washington Square Campus in New York, NY (12,139 Rentals)


307 E Eighth St

197 E Seventh St

323 E 21st St

141 E 23rd St

417 Bleecker St

122 W 20th St

131 Chrystie St

605 E 11th St

240 W 14th St

191 E 7th St

95 Rivington St

353 Broome St

138 Orchard St

295 Third Ave

230 W 15th St

111 Leroy St

The Andrew S. Norwood House

157 Norfolk St

The O'Neill Building

325 W 4th St

296 W 11th St

35 Wooster St

347 W Broadway

169 Mulberry St

137 Essex St

69 Bank St

120 W 20th St

The Police Building

133-135 Essex St

239 W 14th St

115 Allen St

189 E 7th St

Houston on Suffolk Apartments

166 Norfolk St

606 E 11th St

608 E 11th St

112 Rivington St

198 E Seventh St

283 E Houston St

273 E Stanton St

124 Forsyth St

214 W 17th St

Cooperative

207 Avenue B

162 Mott St

617 E 9th St

222 W 16th St

328 Broome St

167 Mulberry St

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