
Apartments near The Shops at Gateway in Brooklyn, NY (1,261 Rentals)


696 Elton St

924 New Lots Ave

771 Cleveland St

930 New Lots Ave

807 Barbey St

East Newy York Brick Legal 3 Family

834 New Lots Ave

378 Montauk Ave

745 Schenck Ave

376 Montauk Ave

374 Montauk Ave

666 Sapphire St

East New York Semi-detached Brick 2 Family

372 Montauk Ave

370 Montauk Ave

601 Pine St

686 Ashford St

648 Logan St

368 Montauk Ave

674 Ashford St

369 Milford St

Loring Estates

1268 Blake Ave

1148 Blake Ave

658 Ashford St

1134 Blake Ave

731 Hegeman Ave

1140 Blake Ave

705 Schenck Ave

1138 Blake Ave

1144 Blake Ave

1147 Blake Ave

568 Pine St

716 New Lots Ave

1143 Blake Ave

1092-1096 Blake Ave

704 Cleveland St

690-702 New Lots Ave

677 Linwood St

690 Linwood St

615 Euclid Ave

698 Cleveland St

696 Cleveland St

680 New Lots Ave

691 New Lots Ave

770 Hendrix St

327 Milford St

611 Euclid Ave

721 Van Siclen Avenue

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