
Apartments near Tompkins Square Middle School in New York, NY (573 Rentals)


93 Avenue A

195 E Second St

201 E 2nd St

150 E 3rd St

241 E Second St

One Avenue B Condominiums

709 E 6th St

630 E Ninth St

238 E Seventh St

610 East 9th Street

243 E 2nd St

6 Avenue B

115 Avenue A

324 E 4th St

280 E 3rd St

249 E Second St

156 E Second St

181 E 2nd St

Armi Garden Apartments

127 Avenue C

291 E 3rd St

627 E ninth St

Jasper Paul

132 Saint Marks Place

1-7 Clinton St

130 Saint Marks Place

123A 7th Ave

340 E Fourth St

364 E Tenth St

145-147 Avenue C

279 E Houston St

20 Avenue A

136-140 Avenue C

155 Avenue B

325 E Houston St

The Jones

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Isla Nina

112 East 7th Street

300 E 3rd St

302 E 3rd St

380-382 E 10th St

179 Suffolk St

168 Attorney St

161-170 Attorney St

244 E. Houston

13 Clinton St

110 East 7th Street

155 Attorney St

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