
Apartments near School of Visual Arts in New York, NY (13,738 Rentals)


14 W Tenth St

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93 St Marks Pl

428 E Ninth St

291 Seventh Ave

Elevatored Apt. (conversion To Med.

19-23 W 10th St

The Morgan Lofts Condominiums

Yves

51 E 7th St

Lafayette Lofts

120 Second Ave

66 St Marks Pl

50 Park Ave

119 Second Ave

313 E Tenth St

50-54 E 8th St

12 W 10th St

144 E 38th St

78-80 Saint Marks Pl

310 Lexington Ave

154-156 E 38th St

539 E 11th St

Carl Fischer Building

144-68 E 38th St

140 W 16th St

146 E 38th St

Synergy Chelsea

445 East 9th Street

200 west 21st

205-207 W 22nd St

207 W 22nd St

323 E Tenth St

699-705 Second Ave

25-87 37th Street

182 Avenue B

300 E 38th St

16 W Tenth St

176-180 Avenue B

21 E 37th St

136 W 15th St

69 E 7th St

432 E 9th St

53 E 7th St

170 7th Ave

129 First Ave

67 E 7th St

434 E 9th St

101 St Marks Pl

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