
Apartments near The City College of New York in New York, NY (7,503 Rentals)


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926 Amsterdam Ave

69 W 105th St

609-617 W 164th St

2315 2nd Ave

926 Columbus Ave

2753-2755 Broadway

935 West End Ave

2336 Second Ave

2750-2756 Broadway

201 W 105th St

2102-2106 Third Ave

231 E 117th St

3926-3938 Broadway

619-627 W 164th St

118 Fort Washington Ave

2305 Second Avenue

Westbourne

225 W 105th St

2313 Second Ave

1650 Madison Ave

307 East 119th Street

2117 Third Ave

235 E 117th St

929-931 West End Ave

1646 Madison Ave

229 W 105th St

3941 Broadway

Stonehenge on Fifth

120 W 105th St

106 W 105th St

616 W 165th St

2310 Second Ave

1644 Madison Ave

19 E 109th St

Fania Gersham

88 E 111th St

The Pearl on Park

244 E 117th St

911 Columbus Ave

2129-2133 Amsterdam Ave

8 W 105th St

130 Fort Washington Avenue

1632-1640 Madison Ave

1 Audubon Ave

320 E 120th St

250 West 105th Street

101 W 104th St

906 Amsterdam Ave

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Given the high costs for housing, I have found that many people are looking for a roommate to share expenses. These arrangements can increase opportunities for more desirable and larger spaces.