
Apartments near Port Authority Bus Terminal in New York, NY (11,932 Rentals)


228 W 13th St

147 W 13th St

139 W 13th St

1020 3rd Ave

2 Beekman Pl

80 Irving Place

80 Central Park W

57 W 68th St

231-233 E 58th St

71 W 68th St

41 W 68th St

1 Horatio St

423 East 50th Street

131 E 19th St

137 W 13th St

226 W 13th St

801 Lexington Ave

345 E 54th St

The Remi

17 W 68th St

Little Gramercy

52 W 14th St

19 W 68th St

58-60 W 14th St

71 Irving Pl

Lincoln Guild

The Colony House

43 W 68th St

211 E 21st St

810 Lexington Ave

226-228 E 59th St

59-61 W 68th St

1101 Second Ave

975-983 First Ave

Buildable 25,682 SF

1028 Third Ave

351 E 54th St

425 E 50th St

5 Horatio St

The Greenwich Towers

347 E 54th St

The Greenwich

35-37 7th Ave

65 W 68th St

49 W 68th St

51 W 68th St

31 Gramercy Park S

9 1/2 Jane St

210 E 60th St

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