
Apartments near Brooklyn Hospital Center - Downtown Campus in Brooklyn, NY (11,768 Rentals)


229 Withers St

228 Withers St

59 Orient Ave

469 Humboldt St

472 Humboldt St

473 Humboldt St

Woodpoint Plaza

470 Humboldt St

471 Humboldt St

15 Kingsland Ave

235 Jackson St

229 Jackson St

545 Maple St

218 Frost St

476 Humboldt St

100 Maspeth Ave

545-547 Maple St- Two 3 Family Homes

645 Lefferts Ave

523-529 Kingston Ave

256 Withers St

519 Kingston Ave

253-255 Withers St

262 Withers St

562 Maple St

264 Withers St

260 Withers St

238 Frost St

574 Maple St

128 Woodpoint Rd

701 E New York Ave

592 Maple St

233 Frost St

602 Maple St

604 Maple St

700 E New York Ave

610 Maple St

620 Albany Ave

73 Kingsland Ave

96 Woodpoint Rd

543 Albany Ave

Lovely Chic 3Bdrm with Custom Gut Renovations

632 Midwood St

33-35 St Felix St

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