
Apartments near JHS 143 Eleanor Roosevelt in New York, NY (419 Rentals)


609 W 180th St

559 W 186th St

141 Wadsworth Ave

534 W 187th St

145 Wadsworth Ave

143 Wadsworth Ave

611 W 180th St

430 Audubon Ave

603 W 179th St

655 W 183rd St

1530 St Nicholas Ave

572-576 W 187th St

600 W 186th St

212 Wadsworth Ave

125 Wadsworth Ave

635 W 185th St

661 W 183rd St

659 W 183rd St

657 W 183rd St

529 W 187th St

549 W 187th St

140 Wadsworth Ave

647 W 184th St

4316 Broadway

545 W 187th St

1533 Saint Nicholas Ave

449-455 Audubon Ave

567 W 187th St

565 W 187th St

592 W 178th St

1356-1358 Saint Nicholas Ave

The New Amsterdam Condominium

503-509 W 177th St

550 W 188th St

546 W 188th St

548 W 188th St

603 W 187 St

1344-1346 Saint Nicholas Ave

4305-4307 Broadway

1-15 Bennett Ave

1340-1342 Saint Nicholas Ave

21 Bennett Ave

460-466 Audubon Ave

609 W 187th St

607 W 187th St

The Heights

219 Audubon Ave

534-540 W 189th St

612 West 188th Street

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