
Apartments near Brooklyn Law School in Brooklyn, NY (9,705 Rentals)


425 Keap St

1115 Union Street

Thomas Jefferson

961 Washington Ave

677 Lincoln Pl

409 Eastern Pkwy

Fifth and Wythe

Casa Hope

975 Washington Ave

460 Grand St

778 Park Place

Majestic Court

President Street Apartments

8 Marcy

381-383 Metropolitan Ave

792 Sterling Pl

123 Hope St

Williamsburg House by Outpost

The Espoir

115 Roebling St

86 N 6th St

764 Saint Johns Pl

410 Eastern Parkway

775 St Johns Pl

249 N 5th St

1030 Carroll St

56 Ainslie St

1600 Bedford Ave

1015 Washington Ave

Duplex with Hardwood Floors and New Appliance

1614 Bedford Ave

135 N 6th St

Level BK

422-426 Eastern Pky

69 Havemeyer St

262 N 6th St

149 Wythe Ave

786 Saint Johns Pl

66 Ainslie Street

80-82 Ainslie St

207 N 6th St

385 Union

119 Kent Ave

Spire Lofts

436 Eastern Pky

112 N 7th St

Bedford Courts Building 2

471 Keap St

1035 Washington Ave

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