
Apartments near Glenwood Shopping Center in Brooklyn, NY (1,814 Rentals)


155 E 57th St

3223 Glenwood Rd

3506 Newkirk Ave

4802 Snyder Ave

192 E 56th St

244 E 55th St

731 E 32nd St

771 E 32nd St

729 E 32nd St

383 E 52nd St

1522-1524 New York Ave

1463 New York Ave

924 Utica Ave

3206-3208 Glenwood Road

237 E 55th St

632 East 95th St

1508 New York Ave

3420 Newkirk Ave

3216 Farragut Road

The Carlton House

370 E 52nd St

Snyder Court

660 E 96th St

3718 Flatlands Ave

SFR. Land PID: 10255422

3706 Flatlands Ave

5210 Church Ave

641 E 95th St

The Clifford House

53 E 59th St

10106 Flatlands Ave

585 E 93rd St

573 E 93rd St

365 E 52nd St

638 E 96th St

647 E 96th St

652 E 96th St

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Flatbush Gardens

745 E 31st St

636 E 96th St

Hamilton Hall

491 E 45th St

1505 E 98th St

Mark Bishop

10117 Avenue J

649 E 34th St

581 E 94th St

9101 Church Ave

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