
Apartments near Bellevue Hospital Center in New York, NY (14,282 Rentals)


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Calyx Condominium

193 Avenue C

228-230 E 46th St

170 Avenue B

173 Avenue B

621 E 11th St

623 E 11th St

121 E 10th St

127 E 10th St

125 E 10th St

64 3rd Ave

619 E 11th St

625-629 E 11th St

110-112 W 26th St

8 Union Square South

Louie 17

116-120 W 29th St

240 E 10th St

276 E Tenth St

162 First Ave

248 E Tenth St

264 E 10th St

305 E 10th St

307 E Tenth St

313 E Tenth St

319 E Tenth St

323 E Tenth St

12 W 17th St

168 Avenue B

Condominium

240 E 46th St

272 E 10th St

117-119 W 26th St

333 E 46th St

110 W 32nd St

141 E 45th St

167 Avenue B

108-110 4th Ave

49 E 12th St

60 Third Ave

113 W 23rd St

14-16 W 17th St

337 E Tenth St

103 E Tenth St

115 E 10th St

208 E Tenth St

641 E 11th St

126 University Pl

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