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


2416 64th St

1417 Avenue K

420 E 21st St

738 E 21st St

St. Francis Apartments

Kinsor Tower

The Elena

635 E 21st St

2004 Glenwood Rd

669 E 21st St

68 St Pauls Pl

535 E 21st St

525 E 21st St

543-549 E 21st St

Virginia

36 Crooke Ave

485-499 E 21st St

855 E 19th St

555 E 21st St

611 E 21st St

Midwood Estates

659 Ocean Ave

667 Ocean Ave

1745 Caton Ave

1806 Caton Ave

45 Tennis Ct

590 Ocean Ave

375 86th St

59 Gelston Ave

1938 82nd St

133 20th St

40 Woodruff

2016 Regent Pl

2025 REGENT PL

1290 Ocean Ave

123 PARKSIDE AVE

645 Ocean Ave

224 16th St

2402 65th St

1935 83rd St

1215 Ocean Ave

Kirkwood Apartments

2111 Foster Ave

540 E 22nd St

Kenmore Terrace

1402 Avenue K

1918 Avenue H

2116 DITMAS AVE

2016 albemalre rd

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