
Apartments near Canarsie Plaza in Brooklyn, NY (2,991 Rentals)


36 Kenilworth Pl

1453 Prospect Pl

255 Pennsylvania Ave

481 Crown St

1319 Saint Johns Pl

Maple Terrace

1547 Union St

New Lots Plaza Apartments

SUNNY APT

456 Brooklyn Ave

Dorothy Court

334 Rutland Rd

Irene Court

2601 Farragut Rd

415 LEFFERTS AVE

1417 Prospect Pl

1350 Park Pl

1248 St Marks Ave

Shenley Court

1384 Carroll St

723 E 27th St

Harold Court

St. Marks Apartments

361 Maple St

271 Hawthorne St

712 E 27th St

161 Utica Ave

340 Maple St

2620 Glenwood Rd

210 Clarkson Ave

501 New York Ave

1212 Saint Marks Avenue

240 Winthrop St

3601 Kings Hwy

324 Bradford St

1259 Saint Johns Pl

265 Hawthorne St

250 Hawthorne St

1152 Nostrand Ave

620 Parkside Ave

724 E 27th St

848 E 28th St

433-437 Miller Ave

245 Hawthorne St

2401 Nostrand Ave

861 E 27th St

2901 Avenue J

490-498 New York Ave

2411 Nostrand Ave
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