
Apartments near Brooklyn Hospital Center - Downtown Campus in Brooklyn, NY (11,767 Rentals)


650 Bergen St

611 Vanderbilt Ave

652 Bergen St

74 Douglass St

294 Saint James Pl

249 Classon Ave

251 3Rd Avenue

733 Dean St

621 Vanderbilt Ave

588 Myrtle Ave

239 Court St

287 Classon Ave

619 Vanderbilt Ave

695 Union St

114 Pierrepont St

104 Pierrepont St

108 Pierrepont St

703 Union St

281 Classon Ave

717 Union St

122 Remsen St

433 Dekalb Ave

106 Pierrepont St

198 Prospect Pl

709 Union St

306 Bond St

286 Saint James Pl

Conversion To 2 Family

120 Remsen St

224 4th Ave

118 Remsen St

707A Union St

279 Classon Ave

580 Union St

693 Union St

290 Saint James Pl

288 Saint James Pl

660 Bergen St

349 Flatbush Ave

39 Sidney Pl

173 Amity St

283 Classon Ave

Cathedral Condominiums

19 7th Ave

132 State St

245 Saint James Pl

711 Union St

191 5th Ave

15-19 Quincy St
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