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Trump Tower

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106 E 85th St

1262-1270 Lexington Ave

The Alexander

227 E 87th St

1095-1099 Madison Ave

7 W 57th St

120 E 86th St

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The Crown Building

318 East 89th Street

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40-42 E 84th St

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180 E 88th St

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Waldorf Towers

1036 Park Ave

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64 E 86th St

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Club M at Turtle Bay

161 E 88th St

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1050 Park Ave

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There are currently 41,608 Studio Apartments in New York with rent ranges from $890 to $10,137 with an average price of $3,301.
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