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


1375 65th St

392 E 4th St

120 Ocean Pky

50 Ocean Pky

The Deermar Residences

4217 16th Ave

152 9th St

8000 4th Ave

341 10th Street

140 Ocean Pky

32 Garnet St

181 Prospect Park W

178 Ocean Pky

558 11th St

450 3rd Ave

Park Slope

Green Rose

146 8th St

1574 56th St

180 W 9th St

1401 67th St

188 W 9th St

301 81st St

8101 4th Ave

474 E 4th St

230 Ocean Parkway

Windsor Terrace Apartments

31 Ocean Pky

The Kestrel

125 Ocean Pky

480-484 E 4th St

527-537 E 2nd St

250 ocean parkway

22 Caton Place

165-167 W 9th St

57 Prospect Park SW

1600 55th St

620 80th St

64-78 W 9th St

433 3rd Ave

Park Slope

564 E 3rd St

183 Ocean Pky

175 Ocean Pky

800 Greenwood Avenue

204 Huntington St

323 82nd St

Parkway Towers

8201 4th Ave

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