
Apartments near Brooklyn High School Law And Tech in Brooklyn, NY (351 Rentals)


937 Jefferson Ave

The Brooklyn-Roosevelt

Wilson Court

1004 Gates Ave

75 Ralph Ave

Golden Gates

997 Jefferson Ave

73 Ralph Ave

Bushwick - NEW CONSTRUCTION! (Shared rooms)

36 Linden Street

1040 Bushwick Ave

1028 Bushwick Ave

92 Ralph Ave

58 Palmetto St

870 Hancock St

927-931 Putnam Ave

1041 Bushwick Ave

1510 Broadway

970A Gates Ave

1010 Bushwick Ave

Ocean Hill

861 Halsey

1178 Gates Ave

1182-1186 Putnam Ave

73 Linden St

969 Gates Ave

940-950 Gates Ave

Lexington Flats

1209 Bushwick Ave

806 Macon St

491 Evergreen Ave

107 Cornelia St

93 Linden

824 Lexington Ave

1225 Bushwick Ave

137 Patchen Ave

129 Patchen Ave

1060 Hancock St

640 Macdonough St

862 Macon St

864 Macon St

868 Macon St

747-763 Macdonough St

150 Patchen Ave

673 Halsey St

1595 Broadway

1120 Madison St

716 Jefferson Ave

20 Covert Street

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