
Apartments near Union Square South in New York, NY (13,034 Rentals)


170-172 Spring Street

100 Jane St

Armi Garden Apartments

184 Ninth Ave

186 Ninth Ave

8-10 Rivington St

235-237 E 4th St

178 Spring St

175 Orchard St

Henry Clyde Associates

The HighLine West Village

179 Orchard St

383-389 E Tenth St

Jasper Paul

91-93 Mercer St

630 E Ninth St

196 Elizabeth St

7-9 East 32nd Street

75 Thompson Street

26 Vandam St

The Maverick

37 Spring St

192 Spring St

179-181 Essex St

46-48 Avenue B

197 E Third St

330 8th Ave

324 E Eighth St

384 E Tenth St

336 E 30th St

647 East 11th Street

173 Ludlow St

206 E 32nd St

The Harriet and Jeanette Weinberg Residence

184 E Third St

204 Spring St

391 E Tenth St

194-198 Spring St

615 E 6th St

192 East 3rd Street

185 Avenue C

620 EAST 6TH STREET

38 Avenue B

71 Greene St

165 Ludlow St

204 E 32nd St

Cooperative

90-96 Stanton St

73 Thompson St

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Given the high costs for housing, I have found that many people are looking for a roommate to share expenses. These arrangements can increase opportunities for more desirable and larger spaces.