
Apartments near Mount Sinai St. Luke's Roosevelt Hospital in New York, NY (10,497 Rentals)


The Alameda

965 Fifth Ave

The Gallery Condominium

117 E 72nd St

215 E 59th St

503-505 West End Ave

49 W 84th St

155 E 49th St

252 W 85th St

Monogram New York

132-134 E 72nd St

Bristol Plaza

812 Park Ave

Carlton East

223 East 59th Street

241 Central Park W

Leslie House

985 Lexington Ave

151 E 71st St

334 W 85th St

169 E 69th St

Residences at Carlyle Hotel

240 E 60th St

The Packard

Trafalgar House

244-246 E 60th St

65 E 76th St

235 E 57th St

240 E 55th St

29 W 85th St

Westbury House

130 W 86th St

337 W 85th St

The Sexton

200 W 86th St

248 E 58th St

Charles House

1223-1239 Second Ave

1210 Third Ave

125 E 74th St

The Concorde

1099 Second Ave

220 E 67th St

980 5th Ave

110 W 86th St

535 West End Ave

Royal Summit Apartments III

1097 Second Ave

1036-1038 Lexington Ave

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