
Apartments near Brooklyn Hospital Center - Downtown Campus in Brooklyn, NY (11,776 Rentals)


223 Court St

728 Sackett St

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132 Sterling Pl

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726 Sackett St

573 Union St

659 Bergen St

565 Union St

Fulton on Clinton

175 Amity St

28 7th Ave

13 7th Ave

161 Gates Ave

291 Classon Ave

615 Vanderbilt Ave

Clifton Hill Plaza

181 Park Pl

673 Union St

897 Pacific St

34 Monroe Pl

177 Park Pl

685 Union St

650 Bergen St

156 Atlantic Ave

140 State St

681 Union St

233 Court St

74 Douglass St

683 Union St

119 State St

136 State St

18 Monroe Pl

687 Union St

378 Lafayette Ave

262 Greene Ave

124 Remsen St

130 Joralemon St

237 Saint James Pl

277 Classon Ave

139 Joralemon St

132 Joralemon St

613 Vanderbilt Ave

17 7th Ave

298 Bond St

134 Joralemon St

282 Saint James Pl
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