
Apartments near The Shops at Gateway in Brooklyn, NY (1,260 Rentals)


202 Hale Ave

405 Williams Ave

234 Norwood

Chestnut Commons Apartments

210 Highland Pl

277 Pennsylvania Ave

340 Georgia Avenue

305 Sheffield Ave

185 Hale Ave

268 Linwood St

2883 Atlantic Ave

212 Highland Pl

2875 Atlantic Ave

196 Hale Ave

201 Highland Pl

2855 Atlantic Ave

Investment property - Multi Family

3054 Fulton St

237 Cleveland St

229 Richmond St

3084 Fulton St

247 Vermont St

3000 Fulton St

3 Units, Mixed Use, Solid Brick Building

Fulton

449 Liberty Ave

2772 Atlantic Ave

211 Warwick St

2981 Fulton St

3229 Fulton St

288 Arlington Ave

2767 Atlantic Ave

3225 Fulton St

214 Pennsylvania Ave

222 Pennsylvania Avenue

216 Pennsylvania Ave

3233 Fulton St

155 Wyona St

240 New Jersey Ave

188 Richmond St

125 Van Siclen Ave

198 Hendrix St

2744 Atlantic Ave

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10117 Avenue J

3307 Fulton St

193-197 Chestnut St

248 Arlington Ave

236 New Jersey Ave

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