
Apartments near 55 Street-D in Brooklyn, NY (4,760 Rentals)


1877 E 12th St

1323 55th St

5520 13th Ave

1326 55th St

5323 13th Ave

1265 56th St

1262 55th St

1266 54th St

1338 54th St

1270 56th St

1249 55th St

1256 56th St

1343 54th St

1345 54th St

1340 53rd St

1267 57th St

1349 57th St

1368 55th St

1347 57th St

1227 56th St

5406-5414 14th Ave

1317 53rd St

5231 New Utrecht Ave

1349 53rd St

5221 New Utrecht Ave

5616 14th Ave

1330 52nd St

5316 14th Ave

5215 New Utrecht Ave

5213 New Utrecht Ave

5207 New Utrecht Ave

1403 56th St

1230 57th St

5622 14th Ave

1401 55th St

5203 New Utrecht Ave

1321 52nd St

1412 55th St

5803 13th Ave

5609 12th Ave

1264 58th St

1261 52nd St

5807 13th Ave

1417 56th St

1259 52nd St

5101 13th Ave

1357 52nd St

1340 51st St

1266 51st St

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