
Apartments near Saint Joseph's College - Brooklyn Campus in Brooklyn, NY (12,386 Rentals)


235 Adams Street

The Bridges

942 Bergen St

475 Sterling Pl

220 Berkeley Pl

The Robert Livingston

701 Union St

492 Gates Ave

552 Prospect Pl

The Symon

Bergen House

269 KOSCIUSZKO ST

35 Eastern Pky

Waterbridge 47

45 Plaza St W

The Copley

55 Eastern Pky

Bridge No. 50

208 Hoyt St

47 Plaza St W

78 8th Ave

90 8th Ave

159 Remsen St

205 Water St

210 Pacific St

557 Union St

555 Union St

1257 Pacific St

104 Butler St

51 Jay St

333 Tompkins Avenue

One Prospect Park West

86 S 8th St

Clinton Towers Apt. Corp

166 Montague St

580 Carroll St

190 Pacific St

C560 Residences

820-822 Dekalb Ave

644 Park Pl

175 Eastern Pky

312 Broadway

24 Monroe Pl

65 Van Buren St

Cobble Heights Cooperative

148 7th Ave

Cadman Towers

98 Front Condominiums

680 Prospect Place

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