
Apartments near New York City College of Technology in Brooklyn, NY (11,298 Rentals)


The Rocklyn

FOUND Study Brooklyn Heights

7 Dekalb

499 President Gowanus Apartments

EHS St George Towers

38 6th Ave

Westmark

535 Carlton Ave

The Brooklyner

FOUND Study Brooklyn Heights - Student/Intern

26A Scholes St

40 N 4th St

323 Washington Ave, Unit 1

194 Hall St

599 Carroll St, Unit 3

1109 Fulton St, Unit 3B

461 3rd Ave, Unit 3

130 Underhill Ave, Unit #1

472 Myrtle Ave, Unit RETAIL

208 Lefferts Pl, Unit 2

421 Franklin Ave, Unit 3

200 N 4th St, Unit 2

1094 Bedford Ave, Unit 2

202 Clifton Pl, Unit 2B

96 Quincy St, Unit 2

153 Heyward St, Unit 1st floor garden unit

585 Franklin Ave, Unit 2

1012 Fulton St, Unit 3F

422 Clermont Ave, Unit 1

640 Lafayette Ave, Unit 2D

575 Classon Ave, Unit 2

1001 Dean St, Unit 2A

283 S 2nd St, Unit 1

183 Classon Ave, Unit 3

1084 Bedford Ave, Unit 2A

39 Vernon Ave, Unit #-2

142 Jefferson Ave, Unit 2

354 Butler St, Unit Furnished studio apt

138 9th St, Unit Roommate

280 Clifton Pl, Unit 3

187 Kent Ave

275 S 5th St

540 Fulton St

22 Chapel St

130 Hope St

544 Carroll St

433 Wythe Ave

70 Middagh St

154 Atlantic Ave
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