
Apartments near Starrbrook Plaza in Brooklyn, NY (2,213 Rentals)


45-49 Lott Ave

947 Crescent St 4

311 Montauk Ave

652 E 96th St

96-98 Newport St

92 Newport St

631 E 96th St

642 E 96 St: Ownership Requesting Proposals

303 Montauk Ave

1134 Blake Ave

95 Newport St

1138 Blake Ave

1140 Blake Ave

1148 Blake Ave

297 Atkins Ave

260-266 Wyona St

638 E 96th St

1144 Blake Ave

486 Herzl St

632 E 96th St

623 E 96th St

266 Berriman St

617 E 96th St

636 E 96th St

86 Newport St

222 Pennsylvania Avenue

295 Montauk Ave

2289-91-95 Pitkin Ave -3 Houses side by side

1147 Blake Ave

270 Van Siclen Ave

512 Linwood St

322 Milford St

1143 Blake Ave

790 Belmont Ave

423 Amboy St

214 Pennsylvania Ave

Murray's Court

612 E 96th St

273 Dumont Avenue

Brownsville

327 Milford St

382 Barbey St

1100 Sutter Ave

614 E 96th St

216 Pennsylvania Ave

321 Milford St

269 Dumont Ave

453 Essex St

769 Hopkinson Ave

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