
Apartments near 50 Street (D,M Line)-M in Brooklyn, NY (5,018 Rentals)


5610 4th Ave

5624 4th Ave

6823 6th Ave

425 61st St

5901 4th Ave

430 39th St

1707 70th St

938 E 5th St

909 E 5th St

2906 Fort Hamilton Pky

Harrison House

160 Ocean Pky

227 Ocean Pky

1538 73rd St

1772 68th St

1102 Bay Ridge Pky

424 39th St

405 60th St

473 64th St

615 Ovington Ave

5911 4th Ave

5907 4th Ave

5921 4th Ave

346 54th St

335 51st St

337 49th St

350 45th St

6917 6th Ave

349 56th St

336 51st St

7423 10th Ave

6005 4th Ave

1776 68th St

2019 57th Street

1236 Bay Ridge Pky

1270 Bay Ridge Pky

329 50th St

2902 Fort Hamilton Pky

192 E 5th St

717-721 Avenue C

715 Ocean Pky

3827 18th Ave

3829 18th Ave

1523 74th St

3917 4th Ave

330 51st St

409 61st St

365 58th St

361 58th St

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