
Apartments near 71 Street-M in Brooklyn, NY (4,232 Rentals)


6622 12th Ave

Carmela Court Apartments

1865 77th St

1818 79th St

5801 14th Ave

1953 70th St

1965 Bay Ridge Ave

8014-8024 18th Ave

1683 58th St

Chester Court

5609 15th Ave

1574 56th St

5619 14th Ave

2013 69th St

2012-2024 68th St

5601 14th Ave

1125 63rd St

6423 11th Ave

8014 19th Ave

1351 57th St

5520 15th Ave

1600 55th St

Sylvia Court

1061 67th St

5501 15th Ave

1522 55th St

1850 82nd St

5502 14th Ave

1902 81st St

5420 15th Ave

1455 55th St

8210 19th Ave

1246 57th St

Eden Roc

1045 65th St

1919 82nd St

7314 21st Ave

7402 21st Ave

6901 21st Ave

1058 62nd St

5510 13th Ave

6813 21st Ave

6801 21st Ave

5302-5304 15th Ave

Petito Plaza

6624 10th Ave

1350 54th St

1938 82nd St

7602 21st Ave

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