
Apartments near Union Square South in New York, NY (12,609 Rentals)


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Bazzini Bldg

56 Thomas St

52 Thomas St

145 Duane St

The Cloister

Cooperative

325-327 Greenwich St

219-223 E 44th St

537 Ninth Ave

134-140 Duane St

95 Madison St

321 Greenwich St

Tribeca Court

94 Reade St

East River Housing

Smith House Apartments

97-101 Reade St

109 Reade St

111 Reade St

Reade House

845 2nd Ave

95 Chambers St

147-149 Reade St

143 Chambers St

139 Chambers St

Crossroads

41 West 46th Street

Lausanne Condominium

Greenwich Court

148 Chambers St

56-58 Warren St

46 Warren St

Gouverneur Gardens III

54 Warren St

The Diplomat

The Octavia Condominium

One Manhattan Square

Club M at Turtle Bay

17 Warren St

11 Warren St

Conversion To Residential (elevator

57 Warren St

75 Warren St

604 Ninth Avenue

Monogram New York

Gouverneur Gardens IV

Dag Hammarskjold Towers

606 Ninth Avenue

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There are currently 41,623 Studio Apartments in New York with rent ranges from $445 to $10,154 with an average price of $3,294.
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