
Apartments near Brooklyn College in Brooklyn, NY (3,875 Rentals)


680 E 21st St

Mark Bishop

1517 New York Avenue

3412 Glenwood Rd

900 E 35th St

2810 Foster Ave

1825 Foster Ave

601 E 19th St

1033 Ocean Ave

631 E 18th St

860 E 16th St

1507 New York Avenue

856 E 35th St

3421 Glenwood Rd

1273 Rogers Ave

ORBIT

The Waterfall Apartments

571 E 19th St

662 E 21st St

573 E 22nd St

567 E 22nd St

616 E 18th St

485 E 28th St

2102 Newkirk Ave

1257 Rogers Ave

2304 Newkirk Ave

623 E 17th St

615 E 17th St

624 E 17th St

2913 Foster Ave

Flatbush Multi-Family Building

Van Wyck

2609-2613 Bedford Ave

1569-1587 Ocean Ave

2328 Newkirk Ave

Flatbush Gardens

1463 New York Ave

620 E 17th St

917 E 15th St

612 E 17th St

2215 Newkirk Ave

1576 Ocean Ave

799 E 34th St

1075 E 35th St

2303 Newkirk Ave

2406 Newkirk Avenue

2317 Newkirk Ave

1222 Rogers Ave

3405 Farragut Rd

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