
Apartments near Long Island University - Brooklyn Campus in Brooklyn, NY (11,448 Rentals)


19 Unit Apartment

29 Willow St

465 Carroll St

204 Columbia Hts

268 Degraw St

273 Sackett St

270 Degraw St

129 Columbia Hts

50 Strong Pl

210 Columbia Hts

55-57 Clifton Pl

222 Columbia Pl

184 Columbia Hts

141 Columbia Hts

461 Carroll St

64 Clifton Pl

554 Vanderbilt Ave

18 Cranberry St

335 Court St

218 Columbia Pl

279 Sackett St

202 Columbia Hts

317 Union St

658 Union St

420 Henry St

216 Columbia Pl

10 Remsen St

196 Columbia Hts

121 Sterling Pl

Conversion To Sfr

48 Strong Pl

24 Strong Pl

Bridgefront Condominiums

324 Union St

8 7th Ave

200 Columbia Hts

44 Willow St

364 Clinton St

162 Columbia Hts

198 Columbia Hts

325 Flatbush Ave

335 Bond St

360 Clinton St

43-45 Cambridge Pl

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Sunny Brownstone Apt. in Carroll Gardens

59 Clifton Pl

304 Union St

113 Columbia Hts
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