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


326 21st St

6801 21st Ave

618 Marlborough Rd

6813 21st Ave

Royal Court

375 76th St

186 27th St

Shlikerman's Houses

353 Bay Ridge Pky

6901 21st Ave

2202 64th St

Westminster Court

122 29th St

1525 Dorchester Rd

625 Marlborough Rd

1214 Caton Ave

Caton Garden

7709-7713 4th Ave

450 78th St

784 4th Ave

Colonial Court

911-915 83rd St

Park Court

2219 64th St

2214 64th St

724 5th

721 5th Ave

6623 Ridge Blvd

Carmela Court Apartments

1865 77th St

Stuyvesant Arms

1013 Avenue J

405 E 16th St

415 E 16th St

Glendale Arms

One Sunset

1521 Beverley Rd

214 23rd St

6601 Bay Pky

1312 W 6th St

215 Senator St

605 East 16th Street

714 5th Ave

1014 Avenue J

410 E 17th St

422 E 17th St

1214 Avenue I

237 Ovington Ave

8220 Fort Hamilton Pky

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