
Apartments near 45 Street-N in Brooklyn, NY (4,834 Rentals)


257 15th Street

333 McDonald Ave

58 Church Ave

920 72nd St

Colony Manor

15 Mackay Pl

7401 Ridge Blvd

251 Bay Ridge Pky

1455 49th St

280 14th St

518 4th Ave

7005-7019 Shore Rd

901 73rd St

64 Church Ave

102 Albemarle Rd

1458 49th Street

462 76th St

466 76th St

470 76th St

5601 14th Ave

210 Dahill Rd

4702 15th Ave

5619 14th Ave

Montague Court

150 74th Street

6622 12th Ave

1429 35th St

1451 52nd St

5000 15th Ave

4018 15th Ave

336 14th St

243 13th St

4910 15th Ave

225-227 13th St

Shlikerman's Houses

262-264 Dahill Rd

199 E 2nd St

114 Albemarle Rd

210 Caton Ave

392 15th street

5801 14th Ave

247 13th St

1472 52nd St

7626 5th Ave

7709-7713 4th Ave

7625 5th Ave

517 3rd Ave

235 E 2nd St

Armory Tower

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