
Apartments near University Hospital Of Brooklyn - Suny Downstate in Brooklyn, NY (7,341 Rentals)


709 Empire Blvd

744 Lefferts Ave

397 E 49th St

757 Flatbush Avenue

711 Flatbush Ave

822 Flatbush Ave

4802 Snyder Ave

284 E 31st St

762 Empire Blvd

242 Parkside Ave

838 Flatbush Ave

713 Flatbush Ave

2318 Bedford Ave

2324 Bedford Ave

Patio Garden Apartments

179 Lincoln Rd

516 E 48th St

1036-1054 Rogers Ave

181 Lincoln Rd

1049 Rogers Ave

236 E 28th St

850 Utica Ave

481 Montgomery Street

489 Montgomery St

177 Lincoln Rd

693 Flatbush Ave

783 Lenox Road

499 Montgomery St

239 E 28th St

274 Sullivan Pl

279 Sullivan Pl

663 Flatbush Ave

800 Lenox Rd

504 Crown St

15 Hawthorne St

253 Empire Blvd

1060 Rogers Ave

174 Woodruff Ave

91 E 21st St

661 Flatbush Ave

665 Flatbush Ave

11-21 E 21st St

242 E 28th St

770 Lefferts Ave

210 E 51st St

1064 Rogers Ave

The Park 21

162 Woodruff Ave

170 Woodruff Ave

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