
Apartments near 55 Street-D in Brooklyn, NY (4,765 Rentals)


5520 15th Ave

5302-5304 15th Ave

1472 52nd St

1451 52nd St

5501 15th Ave

1228 49th St

5200 15th Ave

5609 15th Ave

4901 14th Ave

5219 15th Ave

4812 14th Ave

1522 55th St

5201 15th Ave

1360 48th St

4800 14th Ave

4815 14th Ave

5000 15th Ave

1315 48th St

1347 48th St

1458 49th Street

4716 14th Ave

1455 49th St

4910 15th Ave

4711 12th Ave

1320 47th St

1358 47th St

1536 51st St

1404-1410 47th St

1574 56th St

5423 Fort Hamilton Pky

1215 47th St

4815-4823 15th Ave

1314 46th St

1355 64th St

1037 51st St

1042 50th St

1146 47th St

4611 12th Ave

1600 55th St

1327 46th St

1125 63rd St

4702 15th Ave

4515 12th Ave

The Park Collective

1560 60th St

5718 Fort Hamilton Pky

4520 12th Ave

4701 15th Ave

971 58th St

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