
Apartments near 50 Street (D,M Line)-M in Brooklyn, NY (5,026 Rentals)


5803 13th Ave

1140 41st St

1122 41st St

1116 41st St

1128 41st St

1132 41st St

1249 59th St

1245 59th St

907 51st St

4305 10th Ave

1006 57th St

The Alexander Court Condominium

1115 59th St

1118 41st St

1120 41st St

1466 54th St

1454 45th St

5807 13th Ave

1452 55th St

O'Brien Senior Citizen Home

1359 42nd St

1004 57th St

1320 41st St

5001 15th Ave

1437 56th St

1167 41st St

1208 59th St

1163 41st St

1178 59th St

1148 59th St

1466 45th St

5023 15th Ave

1221 41st St

1416 43rd St

1046 58th St

1326 41st St

1434 56th St

1325 59th St

1468 45th St

5207 15th Ave

864 49th St

1332 41st St

928 44th St

1021 42nd St

1025 42nd St

1023 42nd St

1524 49th St

1175 60th St

1270 59th St

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