
Apartments near Brooklyn Law School in Brooklyn, NY (9,728 Rentals)


Baltic Tower

94 Hicks St

223 Smith St

83 Butler St

264 Court St

91 Butler St

207 Wyckoff St

147 Columbia Hts

141 Columbia Hts

69 Willow St

326 Clinton St

162 Columbia Hts

268 Court St

170 Columbia Hts

328 Clinton Ave. Tenants Corp.

222 Bergen St

313 Clinton St

315 Clinton St

449 Pacific St

100 Congress St

406 Henry St

99 Butler St

196 Wyckoff St

464 State St

105 Butler St

101 Butler St

The Atlantic

One Brooklyn Bridge Park

164 Columbia Hts

330 Clinton St

230 Smith St

166 Columbia Hts

82 Congress St

412 Henry St

229 Smith St

455 Pacific St

129 Columbia Hts

231 Smith St

71 Willow St

317 Clinton St

414 Henry St

30 Henry St

One Rockwell Place

259 Dean Street

224 Bergen St

Kingsview Homes

472-474 Atlantic Ave

447 State St

113 Butler St
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