
Apartments near Pathways Tech Early College High School in Brooklyn, NY (447 Rentals)


The Herkimer

1119 Bergen St

1308 Lincoln Pl

1045 Eastern Parkway

1057 Eastern Pky

1325 Pacific St

1327 Pacific St

156 Macon St

172 Herkimer St

1213 Dean St

301 Halsey St

297 Halsey St

281 A Halsey St

277 Halsey St

1207 Dean St

1270 Pacific St

273 Halsey St

437 Tompkins Ave

588 Throop Ave

939 Saint Marks Ave

966 Saint Marks Ave

1332 Bergen St

950 Saint Marks Ave

921 St Marks Ave

925 Saint Marks Ave

Arundel Hall

95 Kingston Ave

89 Kingston Ave

1559-1563 Dean St

Common Kingston (Furnished Rooms)

1398-1400 Dean St

1391 Dean Street

Pacific St Cluster ( 1446 Pacific St )

1078 Park Pl

400 Herkimer St

1054 Park Pl

Cecil Court

97 Brooklyn Ave

1406 Pacific Street

1040 Park Pl

115 Brooklyn Ave

1404 Pacific St

Hello Fulton

1030 Park Pl

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The Bradford in Bedford Stuyvesant

1069 Sterling Pl

166-170 Brooklyn Ave

1049-1053 Sterling Pl

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