
Apartments near East River Plaza in New York, NY (8,997 Rentals)


163-165 W 136th St

531 E 87th St

282 Manhattan Ave

1289 Madison Ave

237 E 88th St

The Monarch

1674 1st Ave

161 E 89th St

501 Manhattan Ave

369 Manhattan Ave

393 Manhattan Ave

387 Manhattan Ave

481 Manhattan Ave

308 W 127th St

Shell-gut Renovation

2393 Frederick Douglass Blvd

307 W 126th St

302 E 88th St

167 W 136th St

258 W 132nd St

250 Manhattan Ave

The Frederick

413 E 87th St

1670 1st Ave

439 E 87th St

The Monterey

72 E 91st St

The Wellington

227 E 88th St

1698 2nd Ave

Fred W. Marks House

The Midlothian

311 W 126th St

SRO

170-172 W 136th St

419 East 87 Street

529 Manhattan Ave

1672 First Ave

352 W 117th St

353 W 115th St

256-258 Manhattan Ave

28 E 92nd St

114 E 90th St

352-354 W 118th St

1657 York Ave

411 E 87th St

The Warner

497 Manhattan Ave

261 W 131st St
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