Apartments near Jhs 278 Marine Park in Brooklyn, NY (162 Rentals)

2171 Hendrickson St

The Brevoort

Brigham Shellbank Cooperative

1375 Ocean Ave

Terrace Gardens Plaza

657 E 26th St

3203 Nostrand Ave

Brooklyn Marine Park Development Co-op

Gerritsen Apartments

2150 Coyle St

3105 Avenue V

2190 Brigham St

3194 Avenue V

3180 Avenue V

3182 Avenue V

2301 Gerritsen Ave

2881 Nostrand Ave

2073-2083 E 38th St

2368-2370 Burnett St

2376 Burnett St

3171 Whitney Ave

2412 Gerritsen Ave

2214-2226 Kimball St

2230-2234 Kimball St

3412 Avenue N

3706 Flatlands Ave

3718 Flatlands Ave

4117 Avenue V

23 Lacon Ct

98 Gotham Ave

3 Cyrus Ave

67 Abbey Ct

43 Frank Ct

2901 Avenue I

3009 Avenue I

1436 Ocean Ave

Premier House

Norma Apartments

771 E 32nd St

The Waterfall Apartments

1644 New York Ave

SFR. Land PID: 10255422

The Eldorado

1620 New York Ave

The Carlton House

745 E 31st St

1610-1612 New York Ave

731 E 32nd St

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