
Apartments near Brooklyn Hospital Center - Downtown Campus in Brooklyn, NY (11,765 Rentals)


107-109 4th Ave

470 Warren St

466 Warren St

75 5th Ave

465 Clinton Ave

619 Baltic St

434 Waverly Ave

676 Warren St

430 Waverly Ave

Borough Rentals

94 5th Ave

250 Cathedral Pl

Baltic Park Slope

167 Hoyt St

596 Baltic St

463 Clinton Ave

129 Hall St

171 Greene Ave

116 Smith St

112 Smith St

59 Saint Marks Ave

14 Duffield St

86 Dean St

90 Dean St

88 Dean St

66 Saint James Pl

64 Saint James Pl

114 Smith St

120 Bergen St

The Baltic Canal

127 Hall St

99 Bergen St

87 5th Ave

121 Wyckoff St

556 Dean St

395 Washington Ave

473 Clinton Ave

175 Greene Ave

491 Myrtle Ave

255 Pacific St

552 Dean St

115 Wyckoff St

899 Fulton St

479 Clinton Ave

499 Myrtle Ave

109 Wyckoff St

43 Prospect Pl

87 Bergen St

251 Pacific St
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