
Apartments near School of Visual Arts in New York, NY (13,996 Rentals)


190 Orchard St

228-230 E 46th St

430 W 23rd St

312-314 Bleecker St

148 E 46th St

9 Avenue B

90 W Houston St

228-232 Bleecker St

386 Bleecker St

376 Bleecker St

434-436 W 22nd St

317 W 35th St

211 E Second St

266 Bowery

278 Mulberry St

152 E 46th St

57 Seventh Ave S

321 E 45th St

240 E 46th St

350 Bleecker

146 E 46th St

378 Bleecker St

6 Morton St

250 Elizabeth St

237-239 Eldridge St

166 Thompson St

242 E 3rd St

Nolita

310 E Fourth St

396 Bleecker St

The Altavista

281 Mott St

268 Bowery

275 Mott St

253 Elizabeth St

Loft 25

425 W 21st St

261 Bowery

Co-op

7 Leroy St

259 Bowery

150 E 46th St

254 E 3rd St

438 W 23rd St

41 Grove St

427 W 21st St

753 E Fifth St

Conversion to SFR

108 W Houston St
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