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


28 7th Ave

798 President St

465 4th St

819 8Th Avenue

1448 Pacific St

531 Classon Ave

43 Halsey St

1412-1420 Nostrand Ave

1603 11th Ave

1719-1729 Caton Ave

334 Troy Ave

80 Kingston Ave

1015 Fulton St

101 Kingston Ave

153 Lincoln Pl

616-620 11th St

2537 Church Ave

97 Kingston Ave

245 Saint James Pl

64 Macon St

945 Eastern Pky

310 Windsor Pl

147 Lincoln Pl

22 7th Ave

2533 Church Ave

50 PPSW

1477 Pacific St

1346 Bergen Street

325 Flatbush Ave

812 8th Ave

796 President St

2181 Bedford Ave

293 Martense St

500 Ocean Ave

605 Carlton Ave

275 Martense St

281 Windsor Pl

150 Saint Marks Ave

196 7th Ave

132 Sterling Pl

20A 7th Ave

190 Garfield Pl

970 Saint Marks Ave

550 Vanderbilt

68 Putnam Avenue

1365 Fulton St

135 Prospect Park SW

14 Revere Pl

237 Saint James Pl
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