
Apartments near Metropolitan Hospital Center in New York, NY (11,401 Rentals)


Columbus House Condominiums

506 Manhattan Ave

504 W 111th St

51 W 128th St

872 W End Ave

309 W 121st St

262 W 91st St

18 E 67th St

854 W End Ave

The Colonial

260 W 91st St

116 W 80th St

864 West End Ave

866-868 West End Ave

504 Manhattan Ave

The New West

330 E 65th St

862 West End Ave

135 W 126th St

136 W 81st St

332 E 65th St

16 W 76th St

258 W 91st St

870 West End Ave

348-350 Lenox Ave

339-341 Lenox Avenue

348 East 65th Street

54 Morningside Drive

316 E 65th St

116-118 W 127th St

155 W 82nd St

141 W 126th St

126 W 80th St

44 W 77th St

2113 5th Ave

125 W 79th St

147 W 126th St

508 Manhattan Ave

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170 W 82nd St

266 W 91st St

157 W 82nd St

163 W 81st St

24 W 129th St

141 W 80th St

635 Park Ave

33 W 76th St

343 Malcolm X Blvd

29 W 76th St
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Given the high costs for housing, I have found that many people are looking for a roommate to share expenses. These arrangements can increase opportunities for more desirable and larger spaces.