
Apartments near Yorkville Community School in New York, NY (479 Rentals)


527 E 88th St

335 E 86th St

530-530 E 89th St

1628 York Ave

536 E 89th St

310 E 90th St

445 East 85 Street

1619 York Avenue

1616 York Ave

1764 First Ave

1614 York Avenue

319 E 90th St

324 E 91st St

524-534 E 88th St

The Barclay

302 E 89th St

307-309 E 89th St

416 E 85th St

535 East 87th Street

1708-1710 Second Ave

303 E 89th St

336 East 86 Street

320 E 91st St

444 E 85th St

516 East 86th Street

Dor L'Dor Properties

317 E 90th St

308 E 90th St

440 E 85th St

424 E 85th St

347 East 85th Street

1612 York Avenue

1692 Second Avenue

312-314 E 91st St

Yorkshire Towers

304 East 90th Street

309 East 90 Street

302 East 90th Street

348 East 92nd Street

311 E 90th St

1771-1773 First Ave

323 E 85th St

1716-1722 2nd Ave

409-413 E 84th St

The Emma at 85th

306-310 E 91st St

321 E 91st St

1603 York Ave

352 East 85th Street

Located in the New York City Geographic District # 2 at 421 East 88th St in New York, NY, R R Green School of Teaching High School serves grades K-2 and has an enrollment of roughly 290 students. If you're trying to find an apartment rental near the school, you must know which floorplan options are available and what current specials the apartment community might be offering. We've compiled a list of top New York apartments for rent that are close to R R Green School of Teaching High School with all of the contact info that you'll need to find the perfect place. View these popular apartment prices, pictures and floorplans today!
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