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


2 Units, Vacant, Great Fix & Flip, 20x48 Buil

2425 Kings Hwy

89 East 46th Street, East Flatbush, NY

274 Linden Blvd

2424 Kings Hwy

2829 Church Ave

1161 Flatbush Ave

148 Lott St

280 Linden Blvd

76 Louisiana Ave

Rialto Court

2332 Tilden Ave

2524 Albemarle Rd

270 Martense St

268 Linden Blvd

264 Linden Blvd

275 Martense St

1756 Ocean Ave

1412-1420 Nostrand Ave

2208 Cortelyou Rd

2206 Cortelyou Rd

51-55 Veronica Pl

2409 Tilden Ave 6

2728 Church Ave

271 Martense St

1924-1930 Avenue M

62 Veronica Pl

35 Oakland Plz

1581 E 24th St

2407 Tilden Ave

1251 Condominium

259 Linden Blvd

50 Veronica Pl

735 Fenimore St

1289 E 19th St

The Gentry Apartments

234 Linden Blvd

1806 Ocean Ave

245 Martense St

782 New York Ave

832 Rogers Ave

Hello Albemarle

1287 E 19th St

1371 Nostrand Ave

251 Linden Blvd

345 Lenox Rd

241 Linden Blvd

2331 Bedford Ave

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