
Apartments near East River Plaza in New York, NY (8,993 Rentals)


2102-2106 Third Ave

311-315 E 109th St

332 E 109th St

238-240 E 111th St

322 E 109th St

Taino Towers

320 E 109th St

245-249 E 110th St

331-333 E 108th St

323 E 108th St

223 E 111th St

2131 2nd Ave

252 E 110th St

204-208 E 112th St

319 E 108th St

157 E 118th St

315-317 E 108th St

222 E 111th St

166 E 119th St

2035 Third Avenue

Magnolia Mansion

149 E 118th St

158 E 119th St

163 E 115th St

2027-2029 Third Ave

165 E 115th St

1875 Lexington Ave

2100-2104 Second Ave

147 E 116th St

1901 Lexington Ave

150 E 116 Street

Metro 125 Apartments

Casabe Houses

202-204 E 110th St

The Parker

UPACA Site 7

2020-2022 Third Ave

One East Harlem

170 E 112th St

Jamie's Place I

172 E 112th St

164-166 E 112th St

180 E 111th St

123 E 116th St

The Miles

115 E 116th St

124-136 E 117th St

115 E 119th St

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