
Apartments near Kings Bay Shopping Center in Brooklyn, NY (2,523 Rentals)


958 Utica Ave

2412 Gerritsen Ave

735 Coney Island Ave

Kensington Manor

525 Ocean Pky

198-202 Foster Ave

4802 Snyder Ave

1225 McDonald Ave

1487 Nostrand Ave

477 E 52nd St

463 E 45th St

Snyder Court

196 E 40th St

3610-3624 Church Ave

413 E 54th St

2237 E 21st St

142 Erasmus St

20 E 32nd St

62 Veronica Pl

1616 Beverley Rd

Coner Mix-used Building

51-55 Veronica Pl

570 Ocean Pky

50 Veronica Pl

929 Brooklyn Ave

4109 18th Ave

Vista Condos

1523 McDonald Ave

906 Avenue S

201 Foster Ave

124 Erasmus St

707 Coney Island Ave

1515 McDonald Ave

475 E Eighth St

162 E 19th St

957 Utica Ave

1513 Mcdonald Ave

608-616 E 7th St

920 Albany Ave

4016 Church Ave

939 Utica Ave

185 Erasmus St

4024 Church Ave

1739 E 4th St

439 E 45th St

12 E 31st St

4202-4210 Church Ave

695 Coney Island Ave

1708 E 4th St

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