
Apartments near Linden Plaza in Brooklyn, NY (1,475 Rentals)


417 Milford St

1023 Hegeman Ave

442 Milford St

446 Milford St

439 Montauk Ave

426-440 Milford St

648 Logan St

419 Montauk Ave

406-420 Milford St

425 Montauk Ave

417 Montauk Ave

440 Montauk Ave

MULTIFAMILY -EAST NEW YORK

407 Montauk Ave

1011 Hegeman Ave

1015 Hegeman Ave

699 Fountain Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11208

1004 Hegeman Ave

1148 Blake Ave

1010-1014 Hegeman Ave

1144 Dumont Ave

1134 Blake Ave

434 Montauk Ave

401 Montauk Ave

1007 Hegeman Ave

574 Crescent St

318 Fountain Ave

1147 Blake Ave

405 Montauk Ave

1140 Blake Ave

432 Montauk Ave

444 Montauk Ave

428 Montauk Ave

438 Montauk Ave

1144 Blake Ave

408 Montauk Ave

994 Linden Blvd

995 Hegeman Ave

999 Hegeman Ave

410 Montauk Ave

418 Montauk Ave

391 Montauk Ave

393 Montauk Ave

719 Fountain Ave

424 Montauk Ave

399 Montauk Ave

1138 Blake Ave

420 Montauk Ave

412 Montauk Ave

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