
Apartments near Harlem Hospital Center in New York, NY (8,301 Rentals)


509 W 134th St

Eleven Hancock

507 W 135th St

The Dwyer

208 W 122nd St

722 Saint Nicholas Ave

726 Saint Nicholas Ave

11 Mount Morris Park W

519 West 133Rd Street

2026 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd

10 Mount Morris W

413 W 145th St

504 W 139th St

511-515 W 138th St

507 W 138th St

511 W 134th St

1624 Amsterdam Ave

2021 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd

153 W 121st St

476 W 142nd St

155 W 121st St

473 W 142nd St

509 W 135th St

510 W 136th St

506 W 135th St

508 W 134th St

1403 Amsterdam Ave

224 W 122nd St

222 W 122nd St

108 W 121st St

100 W 121st St

457 W 143rd St

The Delta

719 Saint Nicholas Ave

721 Saint Nicholas Ave

730 Saint Nicholas Ave

336 Convent Ave

334 Convent Ave

2795 Frederick Douglass Blvd

West 148Th Street Cluster ( 2799 8Th Ave )

300 W 149th St

419 W 145th St

738 Saint Nicholas Ave

197 Malcolm X Blvd

465 W 143rd St

106 W 121st St

215 W 121st St

116 W 121 St

118 W 121st St

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