
Apartments near 15 Street-Prospect Park-F in Brooklyn, NY (2,209 Rentals)


399-401 Coney Island Ave

652 Carroll St

654 Carroll St

911 Union St

759 President St

15 Chester Ct

60 15th St

One Sunset

170 Parkside Ave

137 22nd St

249 5th Ave

76 Woodruff Ave

857-861 Union St

317 4th Ave

315 4th Ave

1135 Washington Ave

200 E 7th St

614 Flatbush Ave

749 President St

240 Berkeley Pl

55 Parade Pl

60 8th Ave

Berkeley Plaza

270 1st St

427 3rd Ave

Caton Towers

262 5th Ave

111 Woodruff Ave

101 14th St

143 23rd St

739 President St

625 Carrol St

87 7th Ave

92 7th Ave

Alvora

302 2nd St

210 Berkeley Pl

236 Berkeley Pl

9 Argyle Rd

766 Union Street

24 Lefferts Ave

149 11th St

234 24th St

770 Union St

425 3rd Ave

Conversion To A Sfr

144 23rd St

277 1st St

448 3rd Ave
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