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


Linden Towers

740 Clarkson Ave

9507 Kings Hwy

1027-1049 Clarkson Ave

2709 Clarendon Rd

2828 Kings Hwy

916 Brooklyn Ave

155 E 51st St

2665 Bedford Ave

279 E 94th St

322 Rockaway Pky

Linden Court

576 Lenox Rd

310 E 12th St

Linden Court

Plaza Residences

2502 Avenue D

Hopkinport Court

459-461 Linden Blvd

410 E 25th St

Sunset Court

2815 Beverley Rd

2415 Newkirk Ave

2708 Cortelyou Rd

1567-1575 Nostrand Ave

Tilden Apartments

837 E 22nd St

2728 Kings Hwy

1555-1565 Nostrand Ave

2401-2411 Newkirk Ave

984-994 Winthrop St

Carla

207 E 91st St

Newport Gardens

1543-1553 Nostrand Ave

550 Watkins Street

Ebenezer Plaza Phase II

250 E 96th St

21 E 29th St

2819 Tilden Ave

91 Riverdale Ave

Cortelyou Arms

Yarde Glenda

41 E 31st St

275 Rockaway Pky

1247 Flatbush Ave

189-209 E 34th St

2574 Bedford Avenue

310 E 25th St

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