
Apartments near New York University Langone Medical Center in New York, NY (14,453 Rentals)


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73 St Mark's Place

1028 Second Ave

152 W 20th St

374 E Tenth St

203 W 22nd St

237 E 54th St

159 Avenue C

67 Saint Marks Pl

Modern 19

58-62 W 48th St

156 W 20th St

3 W 13th St

The Oculus Condominium

212 E 9th St

171-177 7th Ave

105 W 16th St

12 E 12th St

50 Sutton Pl S

Tompkins East Condos

East Village apartment

156 W 44th St

211 W 22nd St

207 W 22nd St

55 St Marks Pl

61 St Marks Pl

75 St Marks Pl

132 2nd Ave

350 E 55th St

59 St Marks Pl

233 E 54th St

54 E 11th St

119 St Marks Pl

142Flatiron

Greenwich Village

105 E 9th St

1032 Second Ave

110 W 17th St

43 E 10th St

155 Avenue C

8 E 12th St

231 W 26th St

49 St Marks Pl

53 St. Marks Tenants Corporation

49 E 10th St

121-125 W 17th St

41 Saint Marks Pl

46-52 E 11th St

51 E 10th St
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