
Apartments near 20 Avenue (D,M Line)-M in Brooklyn, NY (2,916 Rentals)


810 Bay Ridge Ave

4807 Surf Ave

1524 49th St

2836 W 19th St

1357 52nd St

10002 4th Ave

411 88th St

8025 5th Ave

1775 Coney Island Ave

2830 W 36th St

1492 E 12th St

2835-2837 W 17th St

2828 W 16th St

2851 W 20th St

1563 49th St

2845-2847 W 19th St

1612 48th St

2825 W 16th St

2822-2824 W 15th St

1004 60th St

2832 W 36th St

8625 Fourth Ave

8001 Fifth Ave

648 73rd St

10116 4th Ave

364 92nd St

370 91st St

336 99th St

6914 8th Ave

1101 57th St

5231 New Utrecht Ave

1321 52nd St

2836 W 36th St

2823 W 15th St

4617 18th Ave

1629 E 12th St

Edge on 12

1855 E 12th St

1424 50th St

338 96th St

1208 Kings Hwy

8104-8106 5th Ave

1711 Coney Island Ave

1711-1715 Coney Island Ave

2846 W 36th St

5221 New Utrecht Ave

22 Webster Ave

2373 Ocean Pky

328 100th St

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