
Apartments near South Street Seaport in New York, NY (8,509 Rentals)


235 Eldridge St

153 Ludlow St

135 Norfolk St

166 Orchard St

85 Attorney St

144-150 Ludlow St

Essex Crossing Site 8

91-95 Attorney St

620 Broadway

Carolyn Courts

80-82 Clinton St

157 Rivington St

137 Norfolk St

298 Mulberry

101 Stanton St

78 Clinton St

141 Norfolk St

Gotham Court

179 Orchard St

302 Mott St

100 Stanton St

90-96 Stanton St

175 Orchard St

161 Ludlow St

307 Mott Street

Soho Court<sup>®</sup>

113 Stanton St

167 Rivington St

66 Downing St

169 Rivington St

112 W Houston St

151 Norfolk St

110 West Houston Street

153-155 Essex St

137 E Houston St

Rivington & Clinton St.

164 Ludlow St

201-203 Allen St

172 Thompson St

168 Ludlow St

Elevator Apt. Building

174 Thompson St

162 Ludlow St

138-140 W Houston St

171-175 Thompson St

163 Ludlow Street

165 Ludlow St

168 Rivington Street

176 Thompson St

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