
Apartments near Kings County Hospital Center in Brooklyn, NY (7,556 Rentals)


285 E 35th St

1077 Nostrand Ave

2107 Bedford Ave

430 Rogers Ave

2100 Bedford Ave

Harry Silver Housing Company, Inc.

80 Winthrop St

60 Hawthorne St

45 Martense St

Parkside Condominiums

1678 Nostrand Ave

1510-1520 Carroll St

897 Empire Blvd

346 New York Avenue

311 Rogers Ave

330 Troy Ave

Lefferts House

353 Ocean Ave

416 Ocean Ave

567 Ocean Avenue Condominiums

132 E 93rd St

180 E 93rd St

The Gorman

1040 Carroll St

Cohabs- Prospect 271- Coliving

681 Ocean Ave

2102 Beverley Rd

Prospect Park South

824 Saint Johns Pl

109-111 Montgomery St

Park West Condominium

901 Sterling Pl

12 Crown St

2416 Newkirk Ave

913 Park Pl

871 Park Pl

578 Lincoln Pl

709 Sterling Pl

Common Brower (Furnished Rooms)

547 Lincoln Pl

40 Argyle Rd

1568 Lincoln Pl

400 E 17th St

680 Prospect Place

843 Classon Avenue

644 Park Pl

90 Troy Ave

1511 Pacific St

175 Eastern Pky

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