
Apartments near 20 Avenue (D,M Line)-M in Brooklyn, NY (2,904 Rentals)


323 82nd St

Shlikerman's Houses

9214 Ridge Blvd

9302 Ridge Blvd

537-547 Ovington Ave

1013 Avenue J

Midwood K Garden

General Grant

785 Ocean Pky

1302 Avenue K

1301 Avenue K

301 81st St

8701 Ridge Blvd

515 Ovington Ave

716 Ocean Pky

706 Ocean Pky

1311 Avenue K

202 Avenue F

375 76th St

8802 Ridge Blvd

Ambassador

7901 3rd Ave

682-690 Ocean Pky

762 E 3rd St

800 Avenue H

8612 Ridge Blvd

1402 Avenue K

Marbea Court

1417 Avenue K

7311 4th Ave

Webster Terrace

795 E 4th St

210 Parkville Ave

Colonial Court

150 88th St

825 E 9th St

Shorecrest Towers

639 Foster Ave

714 Foster Ave

644 Ocean Pky

820 E 10th St

1101-1111 E 15th St

1085-1095 E 15th St

1025 E 14th St

900 Avenue H

137 88th St

353 Bay Ridge Pky

2901 Ocean Pky

829 E 10th St

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