
Apartments near Pennsylvania Plaza in Brooklyn, NY (2,138 Rentals)


402 E 96th St

376 Rockaway Pky

487 E 93rd St

1087 Willmohr St

1729 Pitkin Ave

756-760 Liberty Ave

737 Liberty Ave

283 Warwick St

729 Liberty Ave

735 Liberty Ave

Glenmore Manor Apartments

2610 Atlantic Ave

1731 Pitkin Ave

203 Sutter Ave

179 Herzl Street

140 Liberty Ave

616 Crescent St

743 Liberty Ave

350 Rockaway Pky

8413 Avenue K

670 E 84th St

515-517 Chestnut St

2904 Atlantic Ave

620 Crescent St

148 Bristol St

440 Rockaway Ave

476 E 93rd St

892 Glenmore Ave

482 E 93rd St

755 Liberty Ave

9101 Church Ave

371 E 96th St

432 Logan St

127 Blake Ave

146 Bristol St

126 Liberty Ave

2855 Atlantic Ave

790 Liberty Ave

2022 Strauss St

374 E 96th St

Boulevard Court

2875 Atlantic Ave

330 Shepherd Ave

257 Grafton St

333 Shepherd Ave

351 Linwood St

1063 Willmohr St

370 E 96th St

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