
Apartments near Luna Park Shopping Center in Brooklyn, NY (1,580 Rentals)


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3115 Brighton 4th St

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417 Brightwater Ct

3091 Brighton 5th St

3121 Brighton 5Th St

62 Brighton Ct

67 Brighton Ct

Surfside Gardens

3099 Brighton 6th St

501 Brightwater Ct

3152 Brighton 6Th St

3115 Brighton 6Th St

2822 Brighton 8Th St

3110 Brighton 7Th St

3109 Brighton 7Th St

20 Ocean Ct

3111 Brighton 7Th St

3154 Coney Island Ave

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3126 Coney Island Ave

3142 Coney Island Ave

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3133 Brighton 7Th St

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The Marquis

711 Brightwater Ct

Bay Park One

O'Dwyer Gardens

3033 Coney Island Ave

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Bay Park Two

149 Brighton 11th St

2844 W 36th St

8797 25th Ave

125 Brighton 11th St

3038 Brighton 12th St

3030 Brighton 12Th St

1125 Banner avenue

3045 Brighton 12Th St

3010 Brighton 12Th St

The Oxford

3029 Brighton 12Th St

79 Brighton 11Th St

2990 Brighton 12Th St

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