
Apartments near Plaza 700 in Brooklyn, NY (6,278 Rentals)


1367 Dean St

91 E 21st St

2044 Bergen St

1444 Pacific St

1543 E New York Ave

1505 Pacific St

171 Rogers Avenue

The Park 21

1363 Dean St

787 Herkimer St

1610 Bedford Ave

9 Columbus Pl

170 Woodruff Ave

670 E 84th St

1432, 1440 & 1440 Pacific Street Brooklyn, NY

69 Kingston Ave

2484 Bedford Ave

685 Nostrand Ave

1436 Pacific St

154 Rogers Ave

100 Brooklyn Ave

816 Prospect Pl

813 Herkimer St

1596 Bedford Avenue

65 Kingston Ave

162 Woodruff Ave

851 Herkimer St

948 Herkimer St

946 Herkimer St

5 E 21st St

214 Parkside Ave

763 Saint John Place

1782 Pitkin Ave

810 Prospect Pl

614 Flatbush Ave

161 Woodruff Ave

Rialto Court

2307 Clarendon Rd

252 E 23rd St

2125 Pacific St

859 Herkimer Street

812 Prospect Pl

1106-1114 Remsen Ave

808 Park Pl

806 Park Pl

150 Rogers Avenue

142 Rogers Ave

514 Herkimer St

108 Belmont Ave

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