
Apartments near Metropolitan Hospital Center in New York, NY (11,417 Rentals)


426 East 66th Street

New Whitehall Apartments

209 W 108th St

328 East 66th Street

150 West 84th Street

242 West 122nd Street

Stonehenge Tower

155 W 83rd St

992-996 Amsterdam Ave

564 Amsterdam Ave

Ennis Francis Houses

203 W 108th St

229-239 W 101st St

340 E 66th St

The Canterbury

348 E 66th St

132 W 83rd St

The Chase at 66th

1217-1219 First Ave

209 W 106th St

2621-2623 Broadway

The Landings

432 E 66th St

Susan's Court

244-246 W 106th St

1012 Amsterdam Ave

58 E 130th St

215-219 W 106th St

203 W 109th St

206 W 109th St

260-262 W 122nd St

110 W 81st St

The East River Apartments

521-527 Amsterdam Ave

353-355 W 118th St

2266 Frederick Douglass Blvd

154 W 84th St

131 W 82nd St

222 Saint Nicholas Ave

2264 Frederick Douglass Blvd

321 Lenox Ave

35 Morningside Ave

The Urban Empowerment Center

126 W 82nd St

2701-2707 Broadway

205 W 109th St

Landmark

130 W 82nd St

244 West 102

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