
Apartments near Brooklyn Law School in Brooklyn, NY (9,729 Rentals)


93 Clinton St

282-284 Broome St

288 Broome St

90 Elizabeth St

92-98 Elizabeth St

117 Mulberry St

319 Broadway

299 Broome St

97 Allen St

106 Norfolk St

Tribeca Rogue

124 Mott St

111 Chrystie St

119 Baxter St

80-82 Clinton St

123-125 Mott St

Grand Elizabeth Manor

116 Suffolk St

Tribeca House - 53 Park Place

198 Rivington St

Norfolk

Elevatored Apt. Building

Carolyn Courts

169 Rivington St

78 Clinton St

202 Rivington St

190 Hester St

206-208 Rivington St

85 Pitt Street

55-61 Delancey Street

100 Delancey St

110 Ludlow St

89 Pitt St

167 Rivington St

168 Rivington Street

118 Orchard Street

Rivington House

197 Hester St

47 Delancey St

111-113 Norfolk St

117 Orchard St

120 Forsyth St

157 Rivington St

135-137 Eldridge St

174 Rivington St

64,430 Approx. Buildable SF

172 Rivington St

139 Eldridge St

122 orchard

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