
Apartments near 86 Street (R Line)-R in Brooklyn, NY (2,727 Rentals)


428 Ovington Ave

Imperial Plaza

560 Ovington Ave

522-524 Ovington Ave

220 72nd St

1131 86th St

542 Ovington Ave

532 Ovington Ave

530 Ovington Ave

540 Ovington Ave

801 72nd St

336 99th St

610 Ovington Ave

7216 Fort Hamilton Pky

7113 8th Ave

7214 Fort Hamilton Pky

7100-7106 Ridge Ct

9921 4th Ave

7103 3rd Ave

7101 3rd Ave

7025 3rd Ave

7423 10th Ave

Shore Lane Arms

615 Ovington Ave

328 Ovington Ave

6917 6th Ave

6914 6th Avenue

328 100th St

322 Ovington Ave

332 100th St

326 Ovington Ave

522 Bay Ridge Ave

10002 4th Ave

7401 10th Ave

6901 5th Ave

7102 Ridge Ct

327 101st St

440 Bay Ridge Ave

The Biktop Bridgeview Condominium

416 Bay Ridge Ave

205 71st St

6823 6th Ave

The Waterford

6914 8th Ave

Vistas Condominium

954 72nd St

302-340 101st St

431 Bay Ridge Ave

619 Bay Ridge Ave 2R

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