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


9707 4th Ave

Lefferts House

1625 E 13th St

1577 E 17th St

1610 Avenue P

1720 E 13th St

1216 49th St

1207 49th St

1244 50th St

1242 50th St

1225 49th St

1251 51st St

1224 48th St

1241 49th St

4802 12th Ave

1259 51st St

1262 50th St

1264 49th St

1272-1274 50th St

1262 51st St

1271 51st St

1266 51st St

1223 48th St

1225 48th St

1229 48th St

1261 49th St

1243 48th St

1259 52nd St

1261 52nd St

5003 11th Ave

1159 53rd St

1156 47th St

5207 New Utrecht Ave

1216 47th St

The Regency

5203 New Utrecht Ave

5001 11th Ave

5215 New Utrecht Ave

5213 New Utrecht Ave

1234 47th St

1250 47th St

1205 47th St

4802 13th Ave

4923 13th Ave

1252 47th St

5221 New Utrecht Ave

1315 50th St

1155 47th St

1157 47th St

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