
Apartments near Ps 506 The School Of Journalism And Technology in Brooklyn, NY (181 Rentals)


368 60th St

320 61st St

6012 4th Ave

5911 4th Ave

5921 4th Ave

6018 4th Ave

5907 4th Ave

6024 4th Ave

5901 4th Ave

322 61st St

348 61st St

360 61st St

334 61st St

405 60th St

6005 4th Ave

413 East 59th Street

259 60th St

409 61st St

5719 4th Ave

254 60th St

404 61st St

6104 3rd Ave

247 60th St

252 60th St

256 60th St

425 61st St

438 60th St

442 60th St

437 61st St

450 60th St

430 61st St

434 61st St

468 60th St

211 61st St

459 61st St

474 60th St

209 61st St

5902 5th Ave

5908 5th Ave

5918 5th Ave

5920 5th Ave

5912 5th Ave

5924 5th Ave

5914 5th Ave

5904 5th Ave

478 60th St

480 60th St

484 60th St

5818 5th Ave

Located in the New York City Geographic District #20 at 330 59th St in Brooklyn, NY, Ps 506 The School Of Journalism And Technology serves grades PK-5 & ungraded and has an enrollment of roughly 813 students. If you're trying to find an apartment rental near the school, you must know which floorplan options are available and what current specials the apartment community might be offering. We've compiled a list of top Brooklyn apartments for rent that are close to Ps 506 The School Of Journalism And Technology with all of the contact info that you'll need to find the perfect place. View these popular apartment prices, pictures and floorplans today!
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