
Apartments near Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center in Brooklyn, NY (6,927 Rentals)


393 Nostrand Ave

818 Marcy Ave

820 Marcy Ave

Bedford Stuyvesant Multi-Family

385 Monroe St

860 Hancock St

113 Ralph Ave

108 Ralph Ave

435 Marion St 6

746 Macdonough St

431 Marion St

4 Units, 21x78 Solid Brick Building

719 Hinsdale St

341 Tompkins Ave

723 Mac Donough St

385 E 16th St

481 Monroe St

71 Mother Gaston Blvd

106 Somers St

353 Monroe St

18 Haven Pl

1175 Bedford Ave

435 Marion St

524 Riverdale Ave

733 Hinsdale St

735-741 Hinsdale St

363 Sumpter St

280 Macdougal St

739 MacDonough St

704 Decatur St

361 Sumpter St

203 Hull St

182 Hull St

731 Macdonough St

856 Hancock St

112 Howard Ave

830 Halsey St

863 Jefferson Ave

104 Ralph Ave

618-A Monroe St

626 Monroe St

139 Patchen Ave

858 Jefferson Ave

3220 Avenue H

249 Madison St

411 Park Pl

352 Saint Johns Pl

1169 Bedford Ave

1171 Bedford Ave

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