
Apartments near Plaza 700 in Brooklyn, NY (6,288 Rentals)


1918 Avenue H

63 Cooper St

1319 Newkirk Ave

1311 Newkirk Ave

619 Rugby Rd

281-289 Saint Johns Pl

Common Classon (Furnished Rooms)

The Brooklyn Zinc

608 Rugby Road

21 Pennsylvania Ave

105 Vanderveer St

428 Stratford Rd

1302 Newkirk Ave

Palmyra

855 E 19th St

93 Underhill Ave

1010 Dorchester Rd

630 Rugby Rd

2700 Atlantic Ave

306 Prospect Pl

611 Argyle Road

596 Argyle Rd

1362 Ocean Ave

Stratford House

The Agora

1039 Fulton Street

65 Irving Pl

Putnam Court

1374 Ocean Ave

612 Argyle Rd

The Downing

43 Underhill Avenue

860 E 18th St

110 Wyona St

1921 Avenue I

615 Westminster Rd

403 Franklin Avenue

468 Grand Ave

26 Leffert Place

976 Fulton St

646 Argyle Rd

911-929 Coney Island Ave

866 Coney Island Ave

1400 Ocean Ave

840 E 17th St

269 Prospect Pl

850 E 17th St

2715 Fulton St

29 Putnam Ave
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