
Apartments near NYC Lab High School for Collaborative Studies in New York, NY (2,144 Rentals)


21 E 9th St

33-35 Morton St

315-321 Sixth Avenue

52-54 E 13th St

34-44 W 31st St

Z.T. Piercy Building

264 5th Ave

Gramercy Park Lofts

455-457 Hudson St

23 E 9th St

436-444 W 34th St

21 Leroy St

The Prince George

239 Park Avenue South

7 Carmine Street

123 W Third St

835 Broadway

7-13 Washington Sq

40 E 12th St

447 Hudson St

34-36 Morton St

Ardor Apartments

Union Terrace Condominium

25 E 10th Street

8 Gramercy Park

31-33 Carmine St

EHS New Yorker Residences

54 Morton St

56 Morton St

65 E 11th St

453-455 W 34th St

39 Carmine St

53 Leroy St

35 Carmine St

41-43 Carmine St

295 Park Avenue South

45 Carmine St

Plaza West

41 Bedford Street

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26-28 Carmine St

39 Bedford Street

106 E 19th St

454 W 35th St

111 MacDougal St

True North NoMad

116 E 17th St

367 W 35th St

38-40 Carmine St

Located in the New York City Geographic District # 2 at 333 W 17th St in New York, NY, Nyc Lab High School For Collaborative Studies serves grades 9-12 and has an enrollment of roughly 579 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 Nyc Lab High School For Collaborative Studies 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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