
Apartments near University Hospital Of Brooklyn - Suny Downstate in Brooklyn, NY (7,346 Rentals)


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699 E 2nd St

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50 7th Ave

17 7th Ave

13 7th Ave

660 Dean St

814 E 9th St

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237 Saint James Pl

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15 7th Ave

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1729 Pitkin Ave

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82 Downing St

562 Washington Ave

Fulton on Clinton

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149 Prospect Pl

38 7th Ave

831 Union Street

709 Carroll St

453 3rd St

409 9th St

411 9th St

408 9th St

410 9th St

405 9th St

265 Malcolm X Blvd

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295a Bainbridge Street

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132 Sterling Pl

28 7th Ave

550 Vanderbilt

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