
Apartments near Kings Plaza Shopping Center in Brooklyn, NY (965 Rentals)


1283 Ocean Ave

2764 E 16th St

17 Kenilworth Pl

1505 E 98th St

1424 Flatbush Ave

847 E 19th St

839 E 19th St

2547 E 12th St

Student Housing- Residence Hall

1422 Flatbush Ave

2761 E 15th St

2788 E 16th St

2765 E 15th St

2771 E 15th St

1407 Flatbush Ave

1280 Ocean Ave

2783 E 15th St

Crystal Tower

1131 Avenue Z

600 E 26th St

3225 Shore Pky

2744 Bedford Ave

553 E 26th St

1330 Rogers Ave

545 East 26th Street

572 E 26th St

1212 Ocean Ave

1199 Ocean Ave

1298 Rogers Ave

1187 Ocean Ave

110 Shore Blvd

1353-1357 Flatbush Ave

1155 Ocean Ave

The Bayview Condominium

7 Corbin Pl

1132 Blake Ct

1160 Ocean Ave

2657 Bedford Ave

2508 Foster Ave

9 Corbin Plz

1111 Ocean Ave

1310-1312 Flatbush Ave

Bayloft Condominum

1134 Lawn Ct

23-27 Brighton 11th St

1111 Banner Ave

3425 Guider Ave

William Reid Apartments

3429 Guider Ave

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