
Apartments near Linden Plaza in Brooklyn, NY (3,270 Rentals)


513-525 Rockaway Pky

Vermont Mews

702-752 E 103rd St

510 Wyona St

505 Rockaway Pky

540 Rockaway Pky

Hegeman Apartments

523 Vermont St

474 E 98th St

514-524 Rockaway Pky

675 Miller Ave

446 E 98th St

Penn Gardens

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Penn Gardens

536-544 E 96th St

466 Rockaway Pky

Granville Payne

450 Rockaway Pky

Sipberc Court

603 E 94th St

425 E 96th St

Parkway Court

945 E 94th St

511 Van Siclen Ave

The Harry & Jeanette Weinberg House- Ages 62+

Martin Luther Court

476 E 95th St

747 Blake Ave

910 Hendrix St

Washington Manor

1115 Willmohr St

369 Mother Gaston Blvd

269 Grafton St

Belmar Court

767 Blake Ave

455 E 94th St

Stanley Senior Housing

Edwin's Place

Grace Towers Apartments

1741 Pitkin Ave

New Lots Plaza Apartments

448 E 94th St

322 Rockaway Pky

Coretta Scott King Senior Apartments

1719 Pitkin Ave

255 Pennsylvania Ave

218 Grafton St

Spring Creek Towers

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