
Apartments near South Street Seaport in New York, NY (8,337 Rentals)


44 St Marks Pl

Saint Marks Place

97 1/2 E Seventh St

The Ukrainian Museum

Green Diamond

525 E 6th St

531 E 6th St

60 St Marks Pl

54 Saint Marks Pl

121 1st Ave

535 E 6th St

527 E 6th St

95 E 7th St

37 Avenue D

537 E 6th St

124 First Ave

543 E 6th St

78-80 Saint Marks Pl

129 First Ave

68 St Marks Pl

653 E 5th St

70 St Marks Pl

25 Saint Marks Pl

St. Marks Place

41 Saint Marks Pl

41 Avenue D

53 St. Marks Tenants Corporation

102 Avenue B

Cooper Union Residence Hall

113 Avenue A

129 E 7th St

73 Avenue C

168-170 E 7th St

132 2nd Ave

47 St Marks Pl

111 Avenue A

110-112 St Marks Pl

178 E 7th St

49 St Marks Pl

99-101 Avenue B

La Botanica Condos

79-87 Avenue C

59 St Marks Pl

138 Second Ave

621 E Sixth St

71 St Marks Pl

67 Saint Marks Pl

162 E 7th St

51 St Marks Pl
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