
Apartments near Metropolitan Hospital Center in New York, NY (11,419 Rentals)


1613 2nd Ave

160-172 E 85th St

1611 2nd Ave

204 East 84th Street

451 E 83rd St

401 E 83rd St

220-222 E 84th St

1796-1800 Lexington Ave

216 E 84th St

441 E 83rd St

1569 York Ave

520 E 84th St

507 east 83rd Street

1590-1592 First Ave

21 E 108th St

338 E 83rd St

Villa Hermosa

1624 Madison Ave

243 E 83rd St

19 E 108th St

227-229 E 83rd St

304 East 83rd Street

128 East 85th Street

1588 First Avenue

1252 Lexington Avenue

160 East 84th at Third Ave

519 E 83rd St

402 East 83rd Street

The Pearl on Park

414 E 83rd St

412 E 83rd St

324 E 83rd St

432 East 83 Street

4 East 89th Street

217 E 83rd St

310 E 83rd St

302 E 83rd St

1586 First Ave

1596-1598 2nd Ave

426 E 83rd St

406 E 83rd St

529 East 83 Street

404 E 83rd St

354 East 83 Street

221 E 83rd St

408 E 83rd St

430 E 83rd St

234 E 83rd St

152 E 84th St

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