
Apartments near Starrbrook Plaza in Brooklyn, NY (2,218 Rentals)


1281 Eastern Pky

1625 Park Pl

268 Buffalo Ave

1633-1647 Sterling Pl

Harding Court

1959-1961 Fulton St

Sumpter Marcus

Pacific Court

1583 Prospect Pl

The Atlantic

183 Buffalo Ave

1539 Park Pl

1322 St Marks Ave

543-547 Chauncey St

1543 Park Pl

1997 Pacific St

1912 Pacific St

1921 - 1925 Fulton Street Housing Dev

191 Sumpter St

550 Bainbridge Street

28 Macdougal St

471-475 Chauncey St

276 Marion St

1873 Atlantic Ave

516 Bainbridge St

211 Marion St

354 Chauncey St

Atlantic Avenue Apartments

274 Chauncey St

834 Herkimer Street

161-165 Howard Ave

Brevoort Houses

Flatlands Apartments

442-446 Decatur St

95-19-95-77 77th St, Unit 2

Sterling Manor

744 Rockaway Avenue

15604 79th St

15518 79th St

Greentree Condominium

79-09 153rd Ave

15123 79th St

15551 81st St

75-15 Pitkin Ave

10534 75th St

105-25 75th St

Cooperative Building

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