
Apartments near 18 Avenue (F Line)-F in Brooklyn, NY (5,114 Rentals)


800 Greenwood Avenue

45 Tennis Ct

570 Ocean Ave

Shenandoah

2401 Cortelyou Rd

2714 Avenue D

850 East 31 St

3021 Avenue I

25 East 19th St

Bedford Square

369 Quentin Rd

1157 Rogers Ave

2063 Nostrand Ave

1684 W 1st St

2047 Nostrand Ave

1530 E 18th St

1684 76th St

35 East 17th st

550 OCEAN AVE

591 Ocean

1600 Caton Ave

2902 Foster Ave

1865 77th St

235 Quentin Rd

265-275 Quentin Rd

1684 W 2nd St

7606 17th Ave

1629 W 10th St

2400-2434 Nostrand Ave

2502 Cortelyou Rd

Cortelyou Arms

4913-4923 8th Ave

1667 W 6th St

4901-4911 8th Ave

7602 21st Ave

217 Quentin Rd

Foster Arms

1964 Nostrand Ave

2001 Nostrand Ave

2391 Bedford Ave

1947 Ocean Ave

The Presidio

540 Ocean Ave

1620 Caton Ave

1633 W 10th St

1702 W 1st St

193 Quentin Rd

1674 W 5th St

Colonial Court

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