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


820 Glenmore Ave

Vermont Mews

767 Blake Ave

523 Vermont St

747 Blake Ave

119 Fountain Ave

368-374 Shepherd Ave

Liberty Avenue Residence

581-583 Belmont Ave

433-437 Miller Ave

975 Liberty Avenue

871 Liberty Ave

534 Pennsylvania Ave

45 Malta Street Apartments

38 Hill St

385 Cleveland St

95 Fountain Ave

459 Pennsylvania Ave

445 Autumn Avenue Apartments

307 Elton St

Livonia Commons

Autumn Court

118 Mckinley Ave

The East New York Portfolio

Marjorie Richardson Court apartments

619 Glenmore Ave

Cypress Development - Cypress Homes

127 Mckinley Ave

313 Bradford Street

324 Bradford St

Lincoln Court

353 Miller Ave

Arlington Village

95-101 Weldon St

461 Alabama Ave

Penn Gardens

Logan Fountain

Livonia Terrace

510 Riverdale Ave

Penn Gardens

563 Dumont Ave

376 Autumn Ave

482 Riverdale Ave

130 Glen St

Granville Payne

Belmar Court

Van Sinderen Plaza

Remeeder Houses

Chestnut Commons

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