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


302 2nd St

392 Bergen St

372 Clinton Ave

463 5th Ave

352 Monroe St

33 E 51st St

363 Madison St

290 Lexington Ave

294 Lexington Ave

353 Tompkins Avenue

66 Saint James Pl

1647 Nostrand Ave

2022 Beverly Rd

75 Greene Ave

91 Ocean Pky

182 E 19th St

147 4th Ave

393B 17th St

526 6th Ave

463 Putnam Ave

619 Baltic St

312 13th St

528 6th Ave

180 Decatur St

524 6th Ave

390 Bergen St

159 4th Ave

143 4th Ave

420 Jefferson Ave

352 11th St

78 E 4th St

303 3rd St

301 Quincy St

398A Hancock St

323 Franklin Ave

292 Lexington Ave

298 Lexington Ave

161 S Elliott Pl

302 Lexington Ave

296 Lexington Ave

149 4th Ave

561 6th Ave

256 4th Ave

638 Warren St

320 Lafayette Ave

315 4th Ave

433 Greene St

598 Pacific St

299 Quincy St
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