
Apartments near High School for Climate Justice (The) in New York, NY (1,466 Rentals)


1670 1st Ave

411 E 87th St

431 E 87th St

419 East 87 Street

515 E 88th St

1666 First Ave

1664 First Ave

521 E 88th St

538 E 89th St

446 E 87th St

1657 York Ave

1643 York Ave

1637 York Ave

1641 York Ave

513 E 87th St

Gracie Towers Apartments

521 E 87th St

529 E 87th St

1642 York Ave

Yorkville

1634 York Ave

539 E 87th St

519 E 86th St

513 E 86th St

525 E 86th St

315-317 E 95th St

Yorkville Properties

336 E 95th St

1845 First Avenue

332 E 95TH ST

303-307 E 95th St

306 E 96th

329-339 E 94th St

300 E 96th St

96th Street East Apartments

1830 Second Ave

321-323 E 93rd St

1812 Second Ave

1821-1823 2nd Ave

1867 Second Ave

1869 Second Ave

Inspir Carnegie Hill

The Emmerson

315 East 93 Street

313 East 93 Street

307 E 93rd St

233 E 96th St

1873 Second Ave

303-305 E 93rd St

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