
Apartments near Glenwood Shopping Center in Brooklyn, NY (1,821 Rentals)


3022 Beverly Rd

726 Schenectady Ave

374 E 96th St

73 Lott Ave

85 E 43rd St

1168 Willmohr St

391 E 96th St

637 Osborn St

2835 Bedford Ave

2701 Newkirk Ave

423 E 98th St

1207 Rogers Ave

1193 Rogers Ave

222 E 39th St

628 Osborn St

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665 Watkins Ave

2274 Strauss St

1222 Rogers Ave

1051 New York Ave

655 Watkins St

736 Schenectady Ave

1151 Willmohr St

618 Chester St

654 Watkins St

1006-1014 Clarkson Ave

298 E 91st St

661 Watkins St

600 E 26th St

210 E 51st St

371 E 96th St

333 E 34th St

320 E 94th St

170 E 32nd St

3011 Beverley Rd

296 E 92nd St

1098 Lenox Rd

3005 Beverley Rd

336-338 E 28th St

332 E 28th St

903 Saratoga Ave

2266 Strauss St

88 E 42nd St

391 Rockaway Pky

3715-3723 Church Ave

908 Mother Gaston Blvd

3421 Snyder Ave

376 Rockaway Pky

3610-3624 Church Ave

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