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


1554 Ocean Ave

1540 Brooklyn Ave

3051 Ocean Ave

1565 New York Ave

1505-1517 Ocean Ave

1532 Ocean Avenue

3201 Glenwood Rd

1524 Ocean Ave

1520 Ocean Ave

145 Kenilworth Pl

2003 Avenue J

Bernard Arms

3111 Glenwood Rd

1479 Ocean Ave

1538 New York Ave

The Ashley

1490 Ocean Ave

1480 Ocean Ave

120 Kenilworth Pl

129-139 Amersfort Pl

1439 Ocean Ave

108 Kenilworth Pl

Ruth Court

The Farra

1245 Avenue X

724 E 27th St

1438 Ocean Ave

723 E 27th St

2063 Nostrand Ave

3301 Farragut Rd

1430 Ocean Ave

1412 Ocean Ave

2064 Nostrand Ave

712 E 27th St

2047 Nostrand Ave

Bishop Philius and Helene Nicolas Senior

2054 Nostrand Ave

1400 Ocean Ave

2355 E 12th St

The Bradley

650 E 29th St

2620 Glenwood Rd

1921 Avenue I

1229 Avenue Y

2022 Nostrand Ave

1374 Ocean Ave

620 E 29th St

1362 Ocean Ave

2420 Glenwood Rd

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