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


176 Rockaway Ave

752 Franklin Ave

2304 Atlantic Ave

1424 Flatbush Ave

Retail

1240 Pacific St

1643-1645 New York Ave

2306 Atlantic Ave

2105 Atlantic Ave

281-285 Bainbridge St

977 E 34th St

221 E 18th St

394 Macdonough St

658 Park Pl

2112 Fulton St

706 Hinsdale St

482 Tompkins Ave

1706 Church Ave

1429 Fulton St

180 Sumpter St

Avanti

760 Franklin Ave

731 Franklin Ave

491 Tompkins Ave

Student Housing- Residence Hall

595 Saint Marks Ave

541 Lincoln Pl

572 E 26th St

55 Parade Pl

197 MacDonough Street

810 Ocean Ave

295a Bainbridge Street

194 Herkimer St

748 Franklin Ave

611 St Johns Pl

Park Lane West

333 Macdonough St

60 Hull St

The Herkimer

2337 Pacific St

617 Saint Johns Pl

651 Prospect Pl

28 E 17th St

175 Macdonough St

HELP ONE A and B (phase 2)

195 Sumpter St

211 Macdonough St

391 Lewis Avenue

285 Macdonough St

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