
Apartments near Plaza 700 in Brooklyn, NY (6,271 Rentals)


3022 Beverly Rd

537 Chester St

1614 Prospect Pl

1565 Pitkin Ave

699 Eastern Pky

666 Eastern Pkwy

483 Rogers Ave

195-200 Hawthorne St

1596 Prospect Pl

1228 Saint Marks Ave

315-319 New York Ave

192 Hawthorne St

1521 Eastern Pky

2603 Church Ave

145 Utica Ave

180 Martense St

1622 Prospect Pl

1530 Eastern Pky

3005 Beverley Rd

239 Kingston Ave

911 Nostrand Ave

774 Rockaway Ave

1146 Saint Marks Ave

211 Riverdale Ave

77-85 E 28th St

75 E 28th St

790 Rockaway Ave

1610 Prospect Pl

1204 Saint Marks Ave

890 Rockaway Ave

1144 Saint Marks Ave

1593 Prospect Pl

1136 Saint Marks Ave

2555 Church Ave

832 Rogers Ave

167 Lenox Rd

285 E 32nd St

177 Buffalo Avenue

324 New York Ave

224 Albany Ave

1621 Prospect Place

898 Rockaway Ave

447 Rogers Ave

646 Eastern Pky-3,420SF & 3,486BSF Air Rights

894 Rockaway Ave

1132 Saint Marks Ave

322 New York Ave

713 Bristol St

429 Rogers Ave

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