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


882 New York Ave

2731 Albemarle Rd

Utica Crescent

774 Rockaway Ave

400 Thatford Ave

713 Snediker Ave

2823 Snyder Ave

956 Rogers Ave

Innovative Urban Village

145 E 91st St

567 E 22nd St

156 E 93rd St

733 Hinsdale St

353 Linden Blvd

868 New York Ave

2310 Clarendon Rd

735-741 Hinsdale St

379 Dewitt Ave

1609 Ocean Avenue

2484 Bedford Ave

185 Erasmus St

2402 Cortelyou Rd

134 E 92nd St

2215 Newkirk Ave

858 E New York Ave

719 Hinsdale St

2307 Clarendon Rd

706 Hinsdale St

1576 Ocean Ave

The Luxe

211 Riverdale Ave

8 Fairview Place

2452 Bedford Ave

323 Martense St

1715 Ocean Ave

1916 Avenue K

142 Erasmus St

1733 Ocean Ave

3 Apartments

3 Apartments

1421-1423 Nostrand Ave

1719 Ocean Ave

2603-2607 Albemarle Rd

3 Apartments

1169-1173 Flatbush Ave

305 Martense St

85 E 46th St

293 Martense St

252 E 23rd St

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