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


2525 Nostrand Ave

2021 E 41st St

4211 Avenue K

1075 E 35th St

1814 Brooklyn Ave

2389 Nostrand Ave

1602 E 43rd St

2405 Nostrand Ave

3718 Flatlands Ave

3706 Flatlands Ave

Lehen Court

1516 E 45th St

1005 E 29th St

1682 Flatbush Ave

2362 Nostrand Ave

3412 Avenue N

3115-3117 Kings Hwy

1544 E 34th St

1495 E 46th St

3015 Avenue N

2239 Troy Ave

909 E 29th St

3009 Avenue I

2901 Avenue I

3220 Avenue H

977 E 34th St

Norma Apartments

971 E 34th St

900 E 35th St

1644 New York Ave

1643-1645 New York Ave

1629 Brooklyn Ave

771 E 32nd St

2807 Kings Hwy

SFR. Land PID: 10255422

1617 Brooklyn Ave

1620 New York Ave

1337 E 24th St

The Carlton House

1610-1612 New York Ave

2812 Kings Hwy

856 E 35th St

731 E 32nd St

Kingsway Gardens

3802 Glenwood Rd

729 E 32nd St

2881 Nostrand Ave

3412 Glenwood Rd

The Clifford House

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