
Apartments near 53 Street-R in Brooklyn, NY (4,159 Rentals)


6709 Eighth Ave

6705 8th Ave

Pope John Paul II House

615 Ovington Ave

530 Ovington Ave

540 Ovington Ave

6830 Ridge Blvd

322 Ovington Ave

428 Ovington Ave

522-524 Ovington Ave

532 Ovington Ave

542 Ovington Ave

1006 59th St

1020 56th St

1031 53rd St

Boro Park Courts

870 40th St

929 43rd St

4514 10th Ave

4018 9th Ave

4022 9th Ave

4020 9th Ave

974 45th St

The Hamilton Terrace

874 40th St

857 40th St

861 40th St

915 42nd St

893 4th Ave

822 5th Ave

1035 53rd St

1024 56th St

5901 10th Ave

6715 Eighth Ave

528 Ovington Ave

1004 60th St

560 Ovington Ave

7100-7106 Ridge Ct

1016 59th St

801-5 68th St

891 4th Ave

1040 55th St

819A 5th Ave

880 40th St

927 42nd St

4424 10th Ave

4513 10th Ave

907 41st St

1005 46th St

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