
Apartments near NYC Lab High School for Collaborative Studies in New York, NY (2,139 Rentals)


1133 First Avenue

Kenton Place

796 Madison Ave

344 E 63rd St

329 E 63rd St

1122 Third Ave

1142 First Avenue

809-811 Madison Ave

1226 Second Ave

21 West Street

400 East 63rd Street

404 East 63rd Street

The Bakery Building

Converted 2022 - SFR

40-42 E 68th St

South Cove Plaza

817-819 Madison Ave

The Bristol

1160-1162 First Ave

Sutton Terrace - Weill Cornell Medical Colleg

54 Beaver St

400 E 64th St

326 E 65th St

338-340 E 65th St

1166 First Ave

205 East 66th Street

344 E 65th St

342 E 65th St

346 E 65th St

410 E 64th St

1168-1200 First Ave

17 Battery South

408 E 64th St

Stonehenge 65

350 East 65 Street

212 E 67th St

335 E 65th St

1153-1157 Third Ave

Solow Tower Apartments

347 East 51st Street

347 E 65th St

328 East 66th Street

420 64th St

324 East 66th Street

340 E 66th St

348 E 66th St

1159-1165 Third Ave

410 E 65th St

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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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