
Apartments near Medgar Evers College, The City University of New York in Brooklyn, NY (10,455 Rentals)


68 Putnam Avenue

497 3rd St

635 11th St

1365 Fulton St

810 Pacific St

146 Lincoln Pl

719 Carroll St

2535 Church Ave

305 Martense St

978 Saint Marks Ave

717 Caroll Ave

St. Marks

2555 Church Ave

2543 Church Ave

2553 Church Ave

716 Lefferts Ave

495 3rd St

135 Prospect Park SW

8 7th Ave

9 Claver Pl

513 12th St

717 Carroll St

717 Caroll St

1229 Saint Johns Pl

353 Linden Blvd

14 Revere Pl

447 Troy Ave

466 Franklin Ave

126 Sterling Pl

41 Prospect Park SW

790 President St

61 Hancock Street

91 Kingston Ave

816 8Th Avenue

78 Kingston Ave

809 Rogers Ave

562 Washington Ave

1193 Bedford Ave

1367 Fulton St

172 Prospect Park W

10 Claver Pl

34 Putnam Ave

1363 Fulton St

76 Kingston Ave

58 Putnam Ave

831 Union Street

77 Halsey St

237 Saint James Pl

792 President St
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