
Apartments near Sears in Brooklyn, NY (6,165 Rentals)


161 E 35th St

615 E 17th St

3506 Newkirk Ave

Retail

2015 Bedford Ave

83 Woodruff Ave

660 Rogers Ave

353 Linden Blvd

354 Parkside Ave

362-364 Parkside Ave

1105 Cortelyou Rd

2007 Bedford Ave

170 Parkside Ave

655 Rogers Ave

552 Parkside Ave

2001 Bedford Ave

657 Rogers Ave

1310 Nostrand Ave

213 Clarkson Ave

929 Brooklyn Ave

214 Parkside Ave

645 E 26th St

1103 Cortelyou Rd

623 E 17th St

612 E 17th St

Flatbush Gardens

2030 Nostrand Ave

648 Rogers Ave

363 Linden Blvd

345 Lenox Rd

620 E 17th St

Avanti

3601 Church Ave

3610-3624 Church Ave

341 Lenox Rd

242 Parkside Ave

25 Stratford Rd

286 Clarkson Ave

125 E 35th St

339 Lenox Rd

1035 Cortelyou Rd

289 Parkside Ave

295 Parkside Ave

283 Parkside Ave

1993 Bedford Ave

395 Stratford Rd

1155 Ocean Ave

713 Flatbush Ave

651 Coney Island Ave
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