
Apartments near University Hospital Of Brooklyn - Suny Downstate in Brooklyn, NY (7,361 Rentals)


269 Prospect Pl

2411 Nostrand Ave

35 Claver Place

Furnished Luxury Landmark Townhouse

10 Plaza St E

1439 Ocean Ave

3841 18th Ave

558 11th St

70 Dahill Rd

862 Union St

564 E 3rd St

Bristol House

92-96 Lefferts Pl

The Alanza

180 Bainbridge

124 Jefferson Avenue

274 Jefferson Street

1438 Ocean Ave

105 Lefferts Pl

110 Avenue C

856 E 15th St

343 Howard Ave

1419 8th Ave

351 Howard Ave

2400-2434 Nostrand Ave

413 Tompkins Ave

527-537 E 2nd St

214 Sterling Pl

1625 Eastern Pkwy

The Colony

378 Lewis Ave

723 5th St

530 Second Avenue

43 Underhill Avenue

401 Macon St

227 Berkeley Pl

305 Decatur St

629 Ocean Pky

859 President St

Bertram Arms

34 Jefferson Ave

321 Malcolm X Blvd

430 13th St

848 President St

250 Parkville Ave

30-32 Claver Pl

645 Ocean Pky

403 Macon St

Amersfort Garden
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