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


148 Monroe St

212 Lefferts Pl

131 Division Ave

35 Prospect Park W

431-433 Wythe Ave

Jefferson Cluster ( 1204 Bedford Ave )

174-176 Lee Ave

87 S 9th St

879 Bergen St

177 Taylor St

180 Nostrand Ave

503 Park Pl

162 Lee Ave

493 Prospect Pl

480-482 Prospect Pl

384 6th Ave

206 Nostrand Ave

515 Flushing Ave

153 W 9th St

388 6th Ave

870 Bergen St

679 Classon Ave

281 Clifton Pl

158 Rutledge St

160 Penn St

462 5th St

6 Spencer Pl

8 Spencer Pl

563 3Rd Street

209 Quincy St

40 Lee Ave

568 Lafayette Ave

806 Washington Ave

681 Classon Ave

146 Monroe St

527 Court St

14 Lee Ave

14 Spencer Pl

109 S 9th St

Museum Court

468 5th St

563 1St Street

399 6th Ave

267 9th St

194-196 Lee Ave

511 Park Pl

256 7th Ave

158 W 9th St

61 S 8th St
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