
Apartments near Brooklyn College in Brooklyn, NY (3,848 Rentals)


1135 39th St

1768 63rd St

1766 63rd St

1770 63rd St

1774 63rd St

1131 39th St

1163 41st St

4114 12th Ave

6724 21st Ave

1444 W 8th St

1436 W 8th St

1513-1515 W 7th St

1167 41st St

155 Terrace Pl

122 Prospect Park SW

735 Fenimore St

144 E 56th St

134 E 59th St

155 E 57th St

130 E 59th St

175 E 54th St

150 E 56th St

118 Prospect Park SW

1720 W 1st St

6802-6804 Bay Pky

1762 63rd St

1561 6th St

1754 63rd St

1749 63rd St

1110 37th St

6717 21st Ave

1744 63rd St

Prospect Park Mews

115 Prospect Park SW

279 Quentin Rd

169-171 E 54th St

210 E 51st St

205 E 52nd St

150 E 55th St

142 E 55th St

874 Lenox Rd

138 E 55th St

1736 W 1st St

113 Prospect Park SW

1601 W 5th St

1560 W 6th St

285 Windsor Pl

289 Windsor Pl

111 Prospect Park SW

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