
Apartments near 79 Street (D,M Line)-D in Brooklyn, NY (3,625 Rentals)


1748 71st St

8023 19th Ave

1908 Bay Ridge Pky

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1933 78th St

1446 Bay Ridge Pky

1858 83rd St

1862 83rd St

1765 71st St

1913 Bay Ridge Pky

1919 Bay Ridge Pky

1926 Bay Ridge Pky

1702 86th Street

1407 78th St

7026 New Utrecht Ave

1815 71st St

1707 70th St

1582 86th St

7705 14th Ave

8301 19th Ave

1521 71st St

1952 Bay Ridge Pky

1619 70th St

7601 14th Ave

1471 72nd St

1458 72nd St

7116 15th Ave

8024 14th Ave

8612 18th Ave

1565 70th St

7106 15th Ave

1569 70th St

1802-1808 86th St

1409 74th St

1463 72nd St

1926 83rd St

86-32 Bay 16th St

1864 85th St

7005 15th Ave

7111 19th Ave

1973 81st St

6813 17th Ave

6809 17th Ave

6815 17th Ave

7510 20th Ave

7502 20th Ave

1564 Bay Ridge Ave

1562 Bay Ridge Ave

8648 Bay 16th St

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