
Apartments near 18 Avenue (F Line)-F in Brooklyn, NY (5,112 Rentals)


Lake Court

102-110 Lenox Rd

450 E 34th St

75 Lenox Rd

1815 E 17th St

148 Linden Blvd

2109 85th Street

2246 Ocean Ave

50 Clarkson

801 70th St

531 52nd St

525 49th St

1922 85th St

3424 Cortelyou Rd

Harding Court

60 Clarkson Ave

2069 85th St

2160 85th St

112-116 Avenue S

1906 West 9th Street Apartments

The Van Dyke

3613 Avenue D

1240 E 38th St

The Devonshire

3601 Kings Hwy

Park Court

143 Linden Blvd

New york Covrt

1495 Nostrand Ave

106 Avenue S

1837 E 17th St

1812 E 18th St

260 Parkside Ave

225 Parkside Ave

414 E 34th St

215 Martense St

80 Clarkson Ave

275 Ocean Ave

270 Parkside Ave

2261 Ocean Ave

767-771 Rogers Ave

2075 Bedford Ave

Virginia Gardens

49 Clarkson Ave

115 Lenox Rd

2270 Ocean Ave

1028 New York Ave

180 Linden Blvd

2015 E 7th St

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