
Apartments near Medgar Evers College, The City University of New York in Brooklyn, NY (10,452 Rentals)


43-45 Cambridge Pl

1554 Fulton St

409 7th Ave

3319 Snyder Ave

595A 18th Street

1549 Fulton St

1 Quincy St

394 12Th Street

39 Quincy St

346 Gates Ave

1543-1545 Fulton St

191 5th Ave

15-19 Quincy St

1551 Fulton St

413 7th Ave

1124-1132 Bedford Ave

381 3rd St

Holl 'N Beck Housing Corporation

556 17th St

978 Montgomery St

406 7th Ave

87 E 31st St

Loril Building

228 Macon St

249 5th Ave

411 7th Ave

The Diana

384 2nd St

363A 5th St

222 Monroe St

434 Waverly Ave

430 Waverly Ave

15 Saint Johns Pl

88 E 42nd St

148 Saint James Pl

476 Dean St

33 Saint Marks Ave

221 5th Ave

222 E 39th St

17 Saint Johns Pl

398 12th St

189 5th Ave

312 Jefferson Ave

179 Monroe St

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218-220 Flatbush Ave

57 Quincy St

1261 Prospect Ave

92 Decatur St
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