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


1119 Lenox Rd

28 Alabama Ave

1098 Lenox Rd

118 New Jersey Ave

1035 Willmohr St

8218 Avenue J

680 Lincoln Ave

Linwood Park Apartments

252 Essex St

392 E 94th St

422 E 93rd St

17 E 88th St

386 E 94th St

2724 Pitkin Ave

253 Essex St

2689 Fulton St

619 Saratoga Ave

366 Rockaway Ave

2741 Fulton St

2693 Fulton St

Montauk Ave Cluster

1708 E New York Ave

45 Chester St

160 Hendrix St

49 Chester St

1710 E New York Ave

127 Miller Ave

806 Howard Ave

2732-2736 Pitkin Ave

77 Montauk Ave

2795 Fulton St

1663 E New York Ave

1709 E New York Ave

17 Pennsylvania Ave

3015 Atlantic Ave

152 Sackman St

211 Warwick St

2414 Pacific St

1024 Glenmore Ave

2410 Pacific St

1602 Pitkin Ave

146 Sackman St

107 E 59th St

1089 Belmont Ave

576 Hemlock St

1014 Glenmore Ave

185 E 59th St

326 Rockaway Ave

53 E 59th St

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