
Apartments near 50 Street (D,M Line)-M in Brooklyn, NY (5,020 Rentals)


416-424 68th St

931-955 Coney Island Ave

60 Turner Pl

800 Avenue H

410 Westminster Rd

1681 76th St

205 30th St

1048-1064 Coney Island Ave

Orkorse Court

1041 Coney Island Ave

174 31st St

199 30th St

203 30th St

1965 Bay Ridge Ave

5601 2nd Ave

6925 4th Ave

420 Ovington Ave

1684 76th St

136-140 33rd St

900 Avenue H

1205 Cortelyou Rd

Harbor Hill Senior Apartments

825 E 9th St

Argyle Hall

1953 70th St

7606 17th Ave

470 74th St

7101 4th Ave

1102 Glenwood Rd

1119 Foster Ave

One Park Point

Kinely 1001 Court

1770 Bay Ridge Pky

2012-2024 68th St

7123 4th Ave

Harding Court

820 E 10th St

Parkway Towers

2013 69th St

801 E 10th St

615 Westminster Rd

2118 64th St

1782 Bay Ridge Pky

7201 4th Ave

829 E 10th St

646 Argyle Rd

612 Argyle Rd

7032 4th Ave

7711 17th Ave

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