
Apartments near Is 281 Joseph B Cavallaro in Brooklyn, NY (273 Rentals)


Benson Avenue Co-op

52 Bay 37th St

50 Bay 37th St

8678 23rd Ave

117 Bay 31st St

45 Bay 35th St

2630 Harway Ave

38 Bay 35th St

43 Bay 38th St

41 Bay 38th St

40 Bay 37th St

42 Bay 38th St

45 Bay 38th St

36 Bay 37th St

2232 Benson Ave

38 Bay 38th St

39 Bay 38th St

Waterview Towers I and II

2230 Benson Ave

21 Bay 35th St

8622 24th Ave

8618 24th Ave

17 Bay 37th St

16 Bay 38th St

18 Bay 38th St

20 Bay 34th St

8627 23rd Ave

8629 23rd Ave

59 Bay 31st St

57 Bay 31st St

53 Bay 31st St

8619 23rd Ave

8615 23rd Ave

36 Bay 32nd St

5 family Investment

12 Bay 32nd St

2701 Cropsey Ave

15 Bay 31st St

2345 85th St

2369 85th St

2375 85th St

2741 Bath Ave

2280 85th St

73 Bay 47Th St

85 Bay 47th St

14 Bay 47th St

2232 85th St

2379 84th St

2222 85th St

Located in the New York City Geographic District #21 at 8787 24th Ave in Brooklyn, NY, I.S. 281 Joseph B. Cavallaro Middle School serves grades 6-8 & ungraded and has an enrollment of roughly 1220 students. If you're trying to find an apartment rental near the school, you must know which floorplan options are available and what current specials the apartment community might be offering. We've compiled a list of top Brooklyn apartments for rent that are close to I.S. 281 Joseph B. Cavallaro Middle School with all of the contact info that you'll need to find the perfect place. View these popular apartment prices, pictures and floorplans today!
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