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


1020 56th St

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1024 56th St

5318 16th Ave

5513 Fort Hamilton Pky

5316 16th Ave

1566 58th St

1146 62nd St

1514-1516 61st St

1524 49th St

1156 47th St

1205 47th St

1518 61st St

4600 14th Ave

1528 49th St

1329 64th St

1516 61st St

1057 50th St

1060 60th St

1006 57th St

1333 64th St

1004 57th St

1137 63rd St

1571 51st St

6320 14th Ave

1607 54th St

1433 47th St

5502 Fort Hamilton Pky

1053 50th St

1317-1323 46th St

4610 12th Ave

1157 47th St

1155 47th St

4608 12th Ave

1606 57th St

1602 57th St

1607 53rd St

1515 62nd St

1043 50th St

1513 62nd St

6402 13th Ave

5202 Fort Hamilton Pky

1517 62nd St

1180 46th St

1115 63rd St

1434 46th St

1164 46th St

1149 47th St

1016 59th St

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