
Apartments near University Hospital Of Brooklyn - Suny Downstate in Brooklyn, NY (7,345 Rentals)


177 Buffalo Avenue

1586 Prospect Pl

1629 Park Pl

9318 Avenue B

2301 Strauss St

2284 Strauss St

612 E 96th St

786 Washington Ave

464 Prospect Place

74 Utica Ave

323 Lincoln Pl

638 E 96th St

632 E 96th St

732 E 93rd St

2303 Strauss St

2261-2265 Strauss St

1647 Park Pl

1719 Sterling Pl

77 Legion St

77 Riverdale Ave

1602 Prospect Pl

1606 Prospect Pl

169 Buffalo Ave

80 Utica Ave

1297 Saint Marks Ave

33-35 Kingston Ave

607 Franklin Ave

1148 Pacific St

530 16th St

50 PPSW

279 Ocean Parkway

716 Avenue C

73 Eastern Pky

77 Eastern Pky

632 Marlborough Rd

481 Prospect Pl

487 Prospect Plz

694 Classon Ave

466 Prospect Pl

892 Bergen St

479 Prospect Pl

1024 Dean St

698 Classon Ave

462 Prospect Pl

313-319 Ocean Pky

1219 Atlantic Ave

304 Herkimer Street

292 Herkimer St

366 Herkimer St

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