
Apartments near 55 Street-D in Brooklyn, NY (4,761 Rentals)


4205 15th Ave

1548 43rd St

4424 10th Ave

1568 43rd St

4320 16th Ave

5110 Old New Utrecht Rd

4108 12th Ave

4105 12th Ave

1733 60th St

1315 41st St

1015 44th St

4201 Fort Hamilton Pky

1153 42nd St

1735 60th St

1131 42nd St

1151 42nd St

1155 42nd St

857 60th St

825 57th St

6201 9th Ave

6816 14th Ave

1570 66th St

831 53rd St

829 52nd St

4319 10th Ave

1011 44th St

4402 10th Ave

1150 Ovington Ave

6402 Fort Hamilton Parkway

1054 67th St

1319 41st St

1371 41st St

959 45th St

1739 50th St

1727 49th St

6714 11th Ave

1768-1772 55th St

1517 42nd St 4

1507 42nd St

1621 66th St

1627 66th St

1140 41st St

1132 41st St

827 59th St

1240 Bay Ridge Ave

1242 Bay Ridge Ave

837 60th St

1602 66th St

846-852 49th St

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