
Apartments near Medgar Evers College, The City University of New York in Brooklyn, NY (10,466 Rentals)


185 Berkeley Pl

554 7Th Street

849 Flatbush Ave

186 Lincoln Pl

170 Prospect Pl

181 Park Pl

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174 Herkimer Street

349 Flatbush Ave

251 Linden Blvd

1188 Sterling Pl 12

61 Martense St

188 Berkeley Pl

632 Midwood St

571 7th St

615 Crown St

158 Linden Blvd

909 Saint Marks Ave

1188 Sterling Pl

1367 Dean St

241 Linden Blvd

160 Sterling Pl

1111 Fulton St

533 3rd St

159 Herkimer Street

810 Union Street

14 Spencer Pl

827 President St

511 8Th Street

630 Bergen St

273 Albany Ave

308 Saint James Pl

653 Maple St

277 Albany Ave

591 Vanderbilt Ave

1265 Fulton St

194 Herkimer St

936 St Marks Ave

571 Albany Ave

87 7th Ave

123 7th Ave

1187 Sterling Pl

310 Saint James Pl

723 E New York Ave

1435 Pacific St

131 7th Ave

519 5th St

857 Flatbush Ave

97 7th Ave
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