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


The Broadmoor

Park View Towers

Braender Condo

No Fee Rental 354 116th Street unit 2

2268 First Ave

156 E 109th St

227 E 111th St

2243 First Ave

178 E 109th St

1974 3rd Ave

1980 Third Ave

2242 First Avenue

409 E 115th St

285 Riverside Dr

1702 Lexington Ave

504 W 171st St

Central Park West

Crown Condominium

510 E 117th St

258 W 99th St

1214 Fifth Avenue

273 Pleasant Avenue

2601-2607 Broadway

265 Riverside Dr

310 W 99th St

Conrad Condominium

The Olmsted

The Schuyler Arms

The Vaux

The Sabrina

The Peter Stuyvesant

Lexington Hill Condominiums

238 E 106th St

Broadway Towers

127-131 W 96th St

741 West End Ave

4113 Broadway

131 E 101st St

12 W 96th St

308 E 106th St

28 W 96th St

The Copper Hill

Icahn House Apartments

160 W 95th St

222 Riverside Dr

2505 Broadway

697 W West End Ave

327 Central Park W

100 West

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