
Apartments near Metropolitan Hospital Center in New York, NY (11,428 Rentals)


315 E 105th St

The Barclay

1565 Lexington Ave

153-159 E 96th St

1750-1754 1st Ave

1571 Lexington Ave

177 E 100th St

1754 Second Ave

Knickerbocker Plaza

318 E 106th St

1750 First Ave

328 E 106th St

1575-1577 Lexington Ave

1670 Third Ave

1750 Second Ave

1748 Second Ave

352 E 91st St

171 E 102nd St

1510 Lexington Avenue @ Carnegie Hill Place

251 E 105th St

324 E 91st St

1748 1st Ave

312-314 E 91st St

Plaza 105

129 East 97 Street

320 E 91st St

350 E 91st St

1743 First Avenue

Carnegie Hill Place

1656-1660 3rd Ave

1572 Lexington Ave

306-310 E 91st St

1465 Lexington Ave

Casa Mutua

Revive 103 Rehab

1486 Lexington Ave

212-214 E 105th St

132 East 96th Street

423 East 90th Street

1590 Lexington Ave

319 E 90th St

341 East 90th Street

311 E 90th St

327-333 E 90th St

339 E 90th St

321 E 90th St

323 E 90th St

337 East 90 Street

1654 Third Avenue

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