
Apartments near Medgar Evers College, The City University of New York in Brooklyn, NY (10,482 Rentals)


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159 Garfield Pl

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768 Union St

107 Berkeley Pl

108 Lincoln Pl

705 Carroll St

770 Union St

109 Berkeley Pl

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983 Fulton St

170 Putnam Ave

1192 Bedford Ave

1190 Bedford Ave

138 Jefferson Ave

140 Jefferson Ave

832 Rogers Ave

136 Jefferson Ave

82 Downing St

75 Downing Street

807 Union St

97 Macon St

1492 Pacific St

1463 Dean Street

232-238 Troy Ave

257 Troy Ave

1581 President St

251 troy ave

1401 Fulton St

22 Macdonough St

1647 Union St

104 Macon St

110 Macon St

24 McDonough St

113 Macon St

888 New York Ave

103 Berkeley Pl

105 Berkeley Pl

186 Putnam Ave

1169 Bedford Ave

1171 Bedford Ave

145 Hancock St

219 Saint James Plz

803 Union St

749 President St

764 Union St

153 Garfield Pl

155 Garfield Pl

101 Berkeley Pl

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