
Apartments near Brookdale Hospital Medical Center in Brooklyn, NY (4,117 Rentals)


Duplex

3213 Church Ave

Kings Village

The Rutland

2777 Atlantic Ave

MeadowWood at Gateway

323 Lenox Rd

Seaview Estates

439 Lincoln Rd

Linden Plaza

351 Midwood St

341 Midwood St

90 Troy Ave

667 Glenmore Ave

648 Chauncey Street

1678 Nostrand Ave

1077 Nostrand Ave

447-449 Decatur St

Common Brower (Furnished Rooms)

346 New York Avenue

124 Arlington Ave

Cohabs- Prospect 271- Coliving

224 Highland Blvd

234 Decatur St

1511 Pacific St

252 Atkins Ave

913 Park Pl

3310 Avenue H

901 Sterling Pl

871 Park Pl

824 Saint Johns Pl

1476 Fulton Street

Royale at Highland Park

1485 Fulton St

Philip Howard Apartments

1257 Pacific St

907 Saint Marks Ave

617 E 96th St

623 E 96th St

631 E 96th St

614 E 96th St

612 E 96th St

635 E 96th St

632 E 96th St

642 E 96 St: Ownership Requesting Proposals

636 E 96th St

638 E 96th St

9506 Avenue A

647 E 96th St

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