
Apartments near Kings Bay Shopping Center in Brooklyn, NY (2,525 Rentals)


856 E 15th St

The Goldmont

1311 New York Ave

738 E 21st St

Midwood K Garden

1304 New York Ave

The King George

Benjamin Franklin

3202 Avenue D

1323 Avenue I

3613 Avenue D

1122 Ocean Ave

1414 E 14th St

2157 Ocean Ave

815 E 14th St

Kings Arms

1669 E 19th St

Mayflower Court

1679 E 19th St

2522 Newkirk Ave

2000 Quentin Rd

1440 E 14th St

3105 Avenue D

1925 Quentin Rd

1656 E 19th St

1123 Avenue K

Ambassador Terrace

1909 Quentin Rd

1335 E 12th St

1715 Kings Hwy

1214 Avenue I

1415 Avenue O

2197 Ocean Ave

2111 Foster Ave

1280 E 12th St

2513 Newkirk Ave

1675 E 18th St

2714 Avenue D

1811 Quentin Rd

2015 FOSTER AVE

360-370 East 31st Street

480 E 23rd St

2200 Ocean Ave

1270 New York Ave

484 E 23rd St

1462 Coney Island Ave

600 E 22nd St

1535 E 14th St

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