
Apartments near 50 Street (D,M Line)-M in Brooklyn, NY (5,022 Rentals)


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229 17th St

231 17th St

233 17th St

2046 80th St

208 17th St

210 17th St

218 17th St

452 7th Ave

446 7th Ave

443 7th Ave

1564 W 10th St

7516 Bay Pky

573 6th Ave

1543 W 7th St

1518-1522 W 4th St

1515 W 4th St

1526 W 4th St

2422 64th St

2427 64th St

317 16th St

448 7th Ave

600 Ocean Ave

501 E 21st St

621 E 21st St

8622-8624 5th Ave

847 E 19th St

William Reid Apartments

2105 FOSTER AVE

839 E 19th St

8670 15th Ave

1199 Ocean Ave

1568 W 10th St

1556 W 8th St

2022 Beverly Rd

390 E 21st St

449 E 21st St

279 16th St

283 16th St

232 16th St

281 16th St

8301 19th Ave

Arbor Eighteen

187 18th St

202 17th St

227 17th St

98 Bay Ridge Ave

462-466 87th St

8703 Fifth Ave

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