
Apartments near 15 Street-Prospect Park-F in Brooklyn, NY (9,677 Rentals)


324 Degraw St

1156 47th St

30 Douglass St

11 2nd Pl

The Regency

213 Smith St

470 State St

480 Stratford Rd

122 S Oxford St

207 Saint James Pl

119 Lefferts Pl

452 Atlantic Ave

1169-1173 Flatbush Ave

2310 Clarendon Rd

674 Saint Marks Ave

997 Rogers Ave

1544 Nostrand Ave

893 Saint Johns Pl

891 Saint Johns Pl

868 New York Ave

37 Grant Sq

167 Hoyt St

26 1st Pl

1004 Fulton St

657 St. Marks

464 State St

139 Lefferts Pl

174 Lefferts

176 Lefferts Pl

445 E 22nd St

646 Eastern Pky-3,420SF & 3,486BSF Air Rights

385 Hawthorne St

659 Saint Marks Ave

678 Saint Marks Ave

680 Saint Marks Ave

463 Clinton Ave

220 Saint James Pl

483 Washington Ave

457 State St

104 Fort Greene Pl

115 Fort Greene Pl

446 Atlantic Ave

230 President St

436 Clinton St

1216 47th St

451 State St

443 Winthrop St

469 Maple St

30 Huntington St

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