
Apartments near 50 Street (D,M Line)-M in Brooklyn, NY (5,021 Rentals)


1425 51st St

1042 45th St

1404-1410 47th St

1035 45th St

5423 Fort Hamilton Pky

1246 57th St

1135 43rd St

1129 43rd St

5502 14th Ave

1455 49th St

1451 52nd St

1458 49th St

West End Gardens I

West End Gardens II

1351 57th St

5000 15th Ave

1472 52nd St

4910 15th Ave

5200 15th Ave

914 47th St

973 44th St

938 54th St

5601 14th Ave

4702 15th Ave

4815-4823 15th Ave

5302-5304 15th Ave

5619 14th Ave

902 47th St

1455 55th St

5219 15th Ave

4615 9th Ave

5201 15th Ave

5420 15th Ave

4701 15th Ave

1515 47th St

The Cabell Court

HighLand Circle

5718 Fort Hamilton Pky

971 58th St

850-856 50th St

4600 9th Ave

970 42nd St

5520 15th Ave

902 44th St

Mingert Court

1536 51st St

846 50th St

5501 15th Ave

5801 14th Ave

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