
Apartments near Trump Plaza in Brooklyn, NY (1,641 Rentals)


1151 Brighton Beach Ave

150 Brighton 15th Street

1150-1170 Brighton Beach Ave

5 family Investment

7 Corbin Pl

9 Corbin Plz

2310 Ocean Pky

1180 Brighton Beach Ave

3225 Shore Pky

2468 E 11th St

2478 E 11th St

2547 E 12th St

Multi Family

2805 Mermaid Ave

The Cornelia Condominium

2801 Mermaid Ave

2475 E 11th St

2440 E 11th St

2803 Mermaid Ave

132 W End Ave

2806 Mermaid Ave

The Wave

2337 McDonald Ave

32 Lancaster Ave

150 W End Ave

2165 West 10th Street, Brooklyn NY 11223

2436 E 11th St

124 W End Ave

134 W End Ave

2438 E 11th St

110 Shore Blvd

The Bayview Condominium

2630 Harway Ave

89 West End Ave

Waterview Towers I and II

91 W End Ave

The Terraces

1222 Avenue Y

354 Van Sicklen St

59 W End Ave

2640 E 14th St

286 Corbin Pl

129 W End Ave

393 Avenue V

137 W End Ave

165 West End Ave

2783 E 15th St

2771 E 15th St

2761 E 15th St

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