
Apartments near The City College of New York in New York, NY (7,493 Rentals)


265 W 136th St

239 W 135th St

529 W 138th St

321 W 139th St

525 W 138th St

303 W 139th St

604 St Nicholas Ter

418 Saint Nicholas Ave

461 W 140th St

2451 Frederick Douglass Blvd

453 W 140th St

41 Convent Ave

2459 Frederick Douglass Blvd

255 W 136th St

475 W 140th St

2455 Frederick Douglass Blvd

261 W 137th St

459 W 140th St

254 W 136th St

311 W 139th St

1421 Amsterdam Ave

471 W 140th St

515-517 W 139th St

250 W 137th St

469 W 140th St

608 St. Nicholas Ave

286 W 137th St

606 Saint Nicholas Ave

258 W 135th St

248 W 137th St

320 W 140th St

242 W 136th St

487 W 129th St

454 W 141st St

246 W 137th St

1624 Amsterdam Ave

458 W 141st St

452 W 141st St

1411-1413 Amsterdam Ave

506-514 W 140th St

244 W 138th St

269 W 138th St

244 W 137th St

The Franklin

245 W 134th St

274 West 132nd Street

462 W 141st St

Strivers Loft

282 Convent Ave

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