
Apartments near 79 Street (D,M Line)-D in Brooklyn, NY (3,627 Rentals)


634-652 Coney Island Ave

6801 Shore Rd

263 E 9th St

60 Manhattan Ct

651 Coney Island Ave

2490 E 7th St

2620 Ocean Pky

769 Avenue Z

Ocean Terrace Cooperative

351 W 13th St

1322 Cortelyou Rd

410 Marlborough Rd

1412 Cortelyou Rd

349 Marlborough Rd

343 Marlborough Rd

385 E 16th St

1607 Cortelyou Rd

358 E 17th St

7711 17th Ave

7606 17th Ave

1684 76th St

1681 76th St

Carmela Court Apartments

7515-7523 New Utrecht Ave

7422 17th Ave

1774 76th St

7406 17th Ave

1770 Bay Ridge Pky

1782 Bay Ridge Pky

1818 79th St

8014-8024 18th Ave

7301 17th Ave

1865 77th St

8014 19th Ave

Sylvia Court

1850 82nd St

8210 19th Ave

Eden Roc

1902 81st St

1919 82nd St

1878 84th St

8623 Bay 16th St

1857 85th St

Oriental Towers

1620 Bay Ridge Ave

7017 15th Ave

1935 83rd St

1938 82nd St

8419 19th Ave

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