
Apartments near Harlem Hospital Center in New York, NY (8,307 Rentals)


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107-109 W 135th St

Clayton Apartments

115-117 W 135th St

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123-125 W 135th St

119-121 W 135th St

537 Malcolm X Blvd

118-120 W 137th St

127-129 W 135th St

103 W 137th St

63 W 137th St

West 135th Street Apartments - Income Based

102 W 134th St

473-475 Malcolm X Blvd

124-128 W 137th St

547 Malcolm X Blvd

The postman

Alma Rangel Gardens

104-108 W 134th St

135-137 W 135th St

139-141 W 135th St

110-112 W 134th St

471 Malcolm X Blvd

467 Malcolm X Blvd

West 135th Street Apartments

181 W 135th St

The Count

Invincible Court

101-105 W 133rd St

137 W 137th St

174 W 137th St

Harlen Housing

101 W 138th St

Harlem Apartments

119 W 133rd St

120-122 Odell Clark Pl

123 W 133rd St

151-153 W 133rd St

Clark House by Outpost

561 Lenox Ave

132 W 133rd St

2299 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd

Audubon Apartments

134 W 133rd St

Lenox Terrace

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