
Apartments near New York State Psychiatric Institute in New York, NY (5,281 Rentals)


Kenneth Arms

1748 Monroe Ave

1661 Topping Ave

Royal Plaza

Courtlandt Crescent

430 Grand Concourse

1194-1196 Brook Ave

390 E 162nd St

1855 Monroe Ave

1800 Monroe Ave

The Savoy

2055 Harrison Ave

1881 Grand Concourse

381 E 160th St

1660 Topping Ave

Michelangelo Apartments

2024 Davidson Ave

399 E 160th St

374 E 159th St

1901 Grand Concourse

343 E 173rd St

1667 Clay Ave

Ellese

402 E 162nd St

Park Avenue Apartments

Christopher Court

Fort Linwood Gardens

346 E 173rd St

1747 Clay Ave

1786 Topping Ave

Melrose Villa Hermosa

400 E 161st St

1755 Clay Ave

1985 Creston Ave

156 E 178th St

459 E 167th St

407 E 160th St

Columbia House

El Jardin de Selene

1775 Clay Ave

274 E 175th St

1872 Monroe Ave

1702 Clay Ave

1690 Clay Ave

1744 Clay Ave

2065-2067 Davidson Ave

1939 Grand Concourse

Rosalie

465 E 167th St

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