
Apartments near Saint Joseph's College - Brooklyn Campus in Brooklyn, NY (12,395 Rentals)


227 Taaffe Plz

591 Myrtle Ave

63 Fort Greene Pl

292 Willoughby Ave

264 Greene Ave

26 Clermont Ave

371 Classon Ave

664-666 Fulton St

268 Greene Ave

171 Classon Ave

266 Greene Ave

290 Willoughby Ave

468 Waverly Ave

107 Gates Ave

147 S Oxford St

10 Fort Greene Place

668 Fulton St

475 Washington Ave

479 Clinton Ave

455 De Kalb Ave

129 Gates Ave

151 Gates Ave

23 Adelphi St

376 Classon Ave

50 Fort Greene Pl

944 Kent Ave

57 Lafayette Ave

474 Waverly Ave

44 Fort Greene Pl

940 Kent Ave

113 Clifton Pl

34 Adelphi St

79 Hanson Pl

936 Kent Ave

1 Quincy St

64 Fort Greene Pl

117 S Elliott Pl

899 Fulton St

599 Myrtle Ave

904 Kent Ave

Renovated 3 bedroom

385 Classon Ave

62 Fort Greene Pl

12-14 Clermont Ave

14 Clermont Ave

135 Taaffe Pl

477 Washington Ave

133 Park Avenue

159 Classon Ave

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