
Apartments near Jhs 104 Simon Baruch in New York, NY (800 Rentals)


239 E 28th St

124 East 24th Street

378 Third Ave

227 E 28th St

Renwick Gardens

Henry Phipps Plaza

237 E 28th St

The Grayson

137 E 26th St

75 Lexington Ave

239 Park Avenue South

303-311 Park Ave S

295 Park Avenue South

The Townsway

142 E 27th St

380 Third Ave

225 E 28th St

221-223 E 28th St

230-232 E 29th St

519 Second Ave

382 Third Avenue

95 Lexington Ave

Gramercy Park Lofts

220 E 29th St

Phipps Plaza North/East

214-216 E 29th St

Union Terrace Condominium

220 Park Ave S

158-164 E 28th St

139-141 E 27th St

212 E 29th St

336 E 30th St

105 Lexington Avenue

101 Lexington Ave

530-536 Second Ave

IVY 30

217 East 29th

Habitat

400 Third Ave

100 Lexington Ave

126 East 27th Street

124 East 27th Street

136 E 28th St

115 Lexington Ave

106 Lexington Ave

122 East 27th Street

107-115 E 26th St

Dansar

39 E 19th St

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