
Apartments near Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center in Brooklyn, NY (6,920 Rentals)


699-711 Ocean Ave

2818 Foster Ave

3301 Farragut Rd

945 E 94th St

5 MacDonough St

Pendant Hall

Bedford Arms Apartments

Caton Ave Apartments

The Franklin

3 Macdonough St

369 Mother Gaston Blvd

40 Woodruff

950-952 Bergen St

50 E 19TH ST

735 Ocean Ave

2574 Bedford Avenue

401 Macon St

600 Park Place

1166 Pacific St

585 Prospect Pl

1127 Flatbush Ave

550-556 St Johns Pl

643 Franklin Ave

Paul Revere

2522 Newkirk Ave

211 Marion St

20-50 E 18th St

1964 Nostrand Ave

Chatea Frgntenac

1959-1961 Fulton St

594 Park Pl

88 Herkimer

944 Marcy Avenue

274 Chauncey St

403 Macon St

The Roosevelt

1710 Caton Ave

20 Crooke Ave

Ebenezer Plaza Phase II

2415 Newkirk Ave

1715 Caton Ave

119 E 19th St

1702 Caton St

35 East 17th st

90 E 18th St

123 PARKSIDE AVE

420 E 21st St

1809 Albemarle Rd

2720 Foster Ave

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