
Apartments near 18 Avenue (F Line)-F in Brooklyn, NY (5,110 Rentals)


90 E 18th St

486 E 28th St

Bell Arms

2016 Avenue N

60 E 17th St

The Bentley

168 Avenue P

105 Avenue P

154 Avenue P

935-937 59th St

838 42nd St

590 Ocean Ave

1561 East 13th Street

2017 Albemarle Rd

1903 Ocean Ave

61 east 17th st

Elevatored Apartment Building

1928 Ocean Ave

1648-1650 Ocean Pky

615 Ocean Ave

1681 76th St

832 42nd St

The Hamilton

846 50th St

2901 Avenue J

280 E 21St St

1565 E 14th St

2114 Albemarle Rd

Seymour Court

Palace Court

2064 Nostrand Ave

1602 West 10th Street

1946 Ocean

2818 Foster Ave

2054 Nostrand Ave

130 Avenue P

7515-7523 New Utrecht Ave

1570 East 14th Street Apartments

601 Ocean Ave

40 E 17th St

266 E 21st St

2101-2111 Albemarle Rd

1045 65th St

2022 Nostrand Ave

Shenandoah

1774 76th St

800 Greenwood Avenue

45 Tennis Ct

570 Ocean Ave

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