
Apartments near Mill Basin Plaza in Brooklyn, NY (719 Rentals)


3310 Avenue H

2234 Ocean Ave

Alexandra House

2113 Avenue V

2533 Ocean Ave

2701 Ocean Ave

2818 Ocean Ave

2951 Ocean Ave

657 E 26th St

3060 Ocean Ave

1702 Avenue Z

2680 E 19th

Seaview Estates

3360 Shore Pky

2416 Newkirk Ave

2785 E 15th St

2072 Pearson St

4117 Avenue V

5409 Avenue O

1427 E 65th St

2214-2226 Kimball St

2230-2234 Kimball St

2017 E 68th St

6910 Avenue U

1455 E 68th St

2073-2083 E 38th St

family house

7101 Perri Ln

1238 E 70th St

Bergen Cove Condominium

Mill Harbor

2239 Troy Ave

1433 E 52nd St

1249-1253 E 55th St

1103 E 72nd St

1070 E 73rd St

1107 E 73rd St

3194 Avenue V

1602 E 43rd St

2368-2370 Burnett St

Brooklyn Marine Park Development Co-op

1495 E 46th St

2376 Burnett St

3182 Avenue V

3180 Avenue V

1516 E 45th St

Gerritsen Apartments

2301 Gerritsen Ave

1706 E 33rd St
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