
Apartments near Medgar Evers College, The City University of New York in Brooklyn, NY (10,430 Rentals)


406 Greene Ave

328 12th St

1711 8th Ave

1056 Flatbush Ave

341 Madison St

261 Quincy Street

172 Utica Ave

151 Decatur Street

98-106 Clifton Pl

1627 Nostrand Ave

2105 Beverley Rd

323 Nostrand Ave

1406 Lincoln Plz

255 1st St

164 S Oxford St

302 Quincy St

388 Washington Ave

392 Clinton Ave

364 Butler St

472 Gates Ave

441 Putnam Ave

437 5th Ave

394 Prospect Ave

2 Windsor Plz

387 Prospect Ave

319 3rd St

1055 Bedford Ave

68 Greene Ave

595 President St

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388 E 34th St

675 Union St

326 12th St

286 16th St

479 7th Ave

392 Prospect Ave

14 Duryea Pl

2101-2107 Beverley Rd

317 3rd St

385-387 Prospect Ave

363 Douglass St

58 Greene Ave

324 12th St

304 Quincy St

1051 Bedford Ave

113 Saint Marks

1689 Carroll St

70 Clifton Pl

112 Saint Marks Pl
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