
Apartments near Port Authority Bus Terminal in New York, NY (11,933 Rentals)


802 Lexington Ave

162 E 61st St

213 E 59th St

1074 Second Ave

20 E 65th St

789 Lexington Ave

The Cambridge House

164 E 61st St

52 E 64th St

800 Lexington Ave

116 E 19th St

18 E 65th St

225 E 58th St

THE VILLAGE WEST

157 W 13th St

161 W 13th St

151 W 13th St

155 W 13th St

24 E 20th St

302 West 13th Street

159 W 13th St

153 W 13th St

Cooperative

963 1st Ave

Preston NY 240 East 24th Street

220 W 13th St

2 Beekman Pl

228 W 13th St

147 W 13th St

1 Horatio St

580 Park Ave

806 Lexington Ave

133 W 13th St

The Ram

219 E 59th St

1093-1095 Second Ave

80 Central Park W

231-233 E 58th St

234-236 E 23rd St

248 Third Ave

743 Madison Ave

The Gramercy

116 E 63rd St

217 E 59th St

135 E 62nd St

135 W 13th St

153-157 E 61st St

67 W 68th St

969 First Ave

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