
Apartments near Saint Joseph's College - Brooklyn Campus in Brooklyn, NY (12,439 Rentals)


280 Court St

179-183 Havemeyer St

586 Lincoln Pl

603 Lincoln Pl

169 S 4th St

184 Havemeyer St

330 S 3rd St

312 S 3rd St

Rogers

288 Clinton St

788 Park Place

404 Wythe Avenue

145 S 4th St

168 Hicks St

148 Hicks St

75 State St

122 Amity St

85 Joralemon St

161 Congress Street

87 Joralemon St

88 Joralemon St

286 Clinton St

43 Pierrepont St

162 Hicks St

156 Hicks St

154 Hicks St

322 Degraw St

324 Degraw St

284 Clinton St

716 Nostrand Ave

805 Prospect Pl

30 Montrose Ave

1140 Bergen St

1144 Bergen St

1385 Pacific St

279 Halsey Street

519 Throop Ave

509 Throop Ave

511 Throop Ave

507 Throop Ave

352 S 3rd St

151 S 4th St

380 South 3rd Street

360 S 3rd St

Converting To Residential Condos

1483 Bedford Avenue

416 Jefferson Ave

154A Hicks St

376 S 3rd St

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