
Apartments near 71 Street-M in Brooklyn, NY (4,227 Rentals)


185 Bay 22nd St

1057 50th St

68 Bay 28th St

The Regency

1468 45th St

1216 47th St

1518-1522 W 4th St

1561 6th St

1657 W 9th St

1526 W 4th St

1317-1323 46th St

2246 84th St

1671 W 10th St

2222 85th St

1053 50th St

1043 50th St

5811 8th Ave

825 57th St

194 Bay 22Nd St

1454 Cropsey Ave

8102 6th Ave

7916 6th Ave

575 80th St

853 56th St

1871 Cropsey Ave

187 Bay 22nd St

57 Battery Ave

573 80th St

772 59th St

774 59th St

178 Bay 23rd St

173 Bay 23rd St

2102 Benson Ave

2106 Benson Ave

2112 Benson Ave

2108 Benson Ave

84 Bay 28th St

1156 47th St

2232 85th St

1205 47th St

54 Bay 29th St

Bayview Owners Corp.

22 Webster Ave

1515 W 4th St

Quentin Terrace

1740 45th St

214 Avenue P

773 59th St

643 Bay Ridge Ave

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