
Apartments near Kings Bay Shopping Center in Brooklyn, NY (2,527 Rentals)


1583 East 15th Street

1244 New York Ave

1033 Ocean Ave

1825 Foster Ave

567 E 22nd St

631 E 18th St

1798 Nostrand Ave

662 E 21st St

1711-1715 Coney Island Ave

1711 Coney Island Ave

1259 Flatbush Ave

336 E 31st St

601 E 19th St

2343 Newkirk Ave

1316-1322 Coney Island Ave

1585 E 14th St

2323 Newkirk Ave

571 E 19th St

4705 Avenue D

2303 Newkirk Ave

2317 Newkirk Ave

1172 Rogers Ave

1552 E 14th St

The Lamont

1173 Rogers Ave

1777 Nostrand Ave

1775 Coney Island Ave

2215 Newkirk Ave

1238 E 70th St

623 E 17th St

616 E 18th St

322 E 32nd St

1721 E 18th St

816 E 12th St

2318 Avenue D

2072 Pearson St

615 E 17th St

1773 E 19th St

1769 E 19th St

1622 E 15th St

620 E 17th St

1730 E 18th

1764 E 19th St

624 E 17th St

2258 Ocean Avenue

612 E 17th St

2567 Bedford Ave

The Blechmore

336-338 E 28th St

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