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


159 9th Ave

348 W 11th St

187 Chrystie St

626 E ninth St

628 E ninth St

Horatio Arms

59 Spring Street

59 Stanton Street

Landmark

152 Spring St

154 Spring St

523 Broadway

174 E Second St

East 7 Street Development Corp.

226-230 Lafayette St

325 E 8th St

177 Orchard St

219 E 31st St

225 E Houston St

639 E 9th St

155 Perry St

178-184 E Second St

Greenwich Halll - NYU

210 Bowery

167-169 Ninth Ave

803-807 Washington St

192 Elizabeth St

43 Spring St

359 W 22nd St

211 E 31st St

The Greentree

Stratford House Apartments

200 E Seventh St

83-85 Wooster St

191-193 E 3rd St

217 E Houston St

357 W 22nd St

198 E Seventh St

80 Greene St

330 E 30th St

643 E 11th St

157 E Second St

165 Ninth Ave

217 Bowery

641 E 11th St

352 W 23rd St

320 E 30th St

200 Spring St

176 E 2nd St

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