
Apartments near Gateway Center in Brooklyn, NY (1,195 Rentals)


735-741 Hinsdale St

391 Montauk Ave

679 Cleveland St

930 New Lots Ave

643 Sheffield Ave

659 Vermont St

688 Cleveland St

368 New Lots Ave

778 Livonia Ave

1144 Dumont Ave

603 Wyona St

699 Logan St

733 Hinsdale St

695 Logan St

666 Vermont St

587 Bradford St

719 Hinsdale St

593 Wyona St

600 Wyona St

645 Vermont St

964 Dumont Ave

588 Bradford St

676 New Jersey Ave

580-586 Van Siclen Ave

649 Vermont St

594 Bradford St

758 Livonia Ave

641 Vermont St

579 Bradford St

569 Van Siclen Ave

690 Linwood St

10106 Flatlands Ave

2 Units, Vacant, Ideal For 6 Family Conversio

378 Montauk Ave

376 Montauk Ave

677 Linwood St

643 Alabama Ave

653 New Jersey Ave

370 Montauk Ave

651 New Jersey Ave

374 Montauk Ave

973 Dumont Ave

372 Montauk Ave

635 Vermont St

983 Dumont Ave

368 Montauk Ave

616 Pennsylvania Ave

918 Dumont Ave

355 New Lots Ave

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