
Apartments near 20 Avenue (N Line)-N in Brooklyn, NY (4,545 Rentals)


1778 77th St

1922-1926 78th St

7708 Bay Pky

1531 58th St

1626 W 5th St

1514-1516 61st St

315 Avenue P

303 Avenue P

1545 Dahill Rd

1428 E 5th St

1633 W 6th St

1657 W 9th St

1544 W 1st St

1554 56th St

7714 Bay Pky

7026 New Utrecht Ave

1750 77th St

7401 New Utrecht Ave

1607 54th St

1541 57th St

1542 56th St

1547 56th St

105 Kings Hwy

339 Avenue P

Condo Conversion Potential-6 Family

1643 Bay Ridge Pky

1677 76th St

7805 18th Ave

1820 78th St

1824 78th St

7801 18th Ave

5817 15th Ave

1655 W 7th St

1653 W 7th St

1659 W 7th St

1614-1616 W 2nd St

1543 W 1st St

1833 79th St

7807 18th Ave

1501 Bay Ridge Ave

1839 79th St

1663 76th St

1669 76th St

1665 76th St

5815 15th Ave

1739 50th St

1671 W 10th St

1663 W 6th St

5318 16th Ave

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