
Apartments near Medgar Evers College, The City University of New York in Brooklyn, NY (10,447 Rentals)


220 Cumberland St

338 21st St

53 Rockaway Pky

117 E 95th St

60 S Elliott Pl

340 21st Street

217 Cumberland St

218 Cumberland Street

952 Bedford Ave

341 E 51st St

36 S Portland Ave

531 Hancock St

370 E 23rd St

446 3rd Ave

349 Marlborough Rd

287 Nevins St

691 6th Ave

485 Quincy St

1565 Lincoln Pl

31 S Portland Ave

440 E 22nd St

1020 Winthrop St

15 S Oxford St

17 S Oxford St

165 Bainbridge St

238 Washington Ave

772 Herkimer St

940 Kent Ave

250 Tompkins Avenue

280 Dean St

185 12th St

1798 Nostrand Ave

493 Pacific St

42 Rochester Ave

489 Monroe St

1573 Lincoln Pl

343A 22nd St

336 21st St

175 14th St

181-183 Dekalb Owners Corp.

345 22nd St

203 Buffalo Ave

1077 Rutland Rd

235 Clermont Ave

79 E 94th St

47 Rockaway Pky

590 JEFFERSON AVE

2561 Bedford Ave

251 Tompkins Ave
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