
Apartments near Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center in Brooklyn, NY (6,917 Rentals)


135 Rockaway Pky

516 E 48th St

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1516 Union St

119 Rockaway Pky

404-406 Midwood St

155 Rockaway Pky

920 Eastern Pky

932 Eastern Pky

938 Eastern Pky

145 Rockaway Pky

275 E 55th St

1206 Eastern Pky

1553 Union St

900 Eastern Pky

440 Brooklyn Ave

595 New York Ave

529 E 49th St

463 E. New York Ave

1057 Eastern Pky

488 Empire Blvd

1365 Carroll St

394 Rutland Rd

125 E 35th St

5420 Snyder Ave

1089 Eastern Pky

1045 Eastern Parkway

1067 Eastern Pky

1085 Eastern Parkway

1005-1009 Eastern Pky

354 E 54th St

5501 Snyder Ave

294 E 55th St

155 E 57th St

991 Eastern Pky

995 Eastern Pky

3601 Church Ave

363 Linden Blvd

588-608 New York Ave

1145 Eastern Pky

386 E 94th St

929 Brooklyn Ave

383 Rutland Rd

7 Sutter Ave

384 Rutland Rd

3610-3624 Church Ave

782 New York Ave

377 Rutland Rd

161 E 35th St

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