
Apartments near Union Square South in New York, NY (12,898 Rentals)


234 W 20th St

331 W 4th St

166 Thompson St

308 W 4th St

351 Bleecker St

104 Lexington Ave

115-117 E 27th St

61 Bank St

318-322 Bleecker St

48 Eighth Ave

69 First Ave

102 Lexington Ave

71 First Ave

90 W Houston St

347 Bleecker St

218 W 22nd St

274 W 11th St

232 E 26th St

67 1st Ave

The Gotham House

215 E 26th St

169 Sullivan St

103 Lexington Ave

70 Bank St

73 Eighth Ave

The Glassworks

The Bank

83 Perry St

67 Eighth Ave

221-223 W 22nd St

244 E 26th St

65 8th Ave

293 E 10th St

156 8th Ave

6 E First St

69 8th Ave

154 Eighth Ave

160 E 27th St

13 Downing St

31-33 Second Ave

217 E 26th St

128 E 4th St

38 Barrow St

427 E 6th St

425 E 6th St

68 Bank St

47-49 7th Ave

41 Grove St

297 E Tenth 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.