
Apartments near Avenue U (F Line)-F in Brooklyn, NY (2,715 Rentals)


7217 Bay

143 Avenue O

151 Avenue O

1739 E 14th St

Coner Mix-used Building

2335 Bath Ave

2383 65th St

1735 E 14th St

1733 E 14th St

1 Banner 3rd Ter

2860 Brighton 3Rd St

1479 Dahill Rd

2805-2809 Ocean Pky

2214 84th St

1520 W 10th St

2460 64th St

1535 W 11th St

1527 W 11th St

36 Bay 32nd St

2232 85th St

Benson Avenue Co-op

15 Bay 31st St

2222 85th St

1516 W 10th St

West 5 Condo/Medical Office

2730 E 11th St

1401 W 6th St

1727 E 14th St

2231 E 18th St

Brighton Beach 2bdrm/2bath condo for rent

2854 Brighton 4th St

1409 W 7th St

1414 W 4th St

2402 63rd St

211 Bay 35th St

207 Bay 35Th St

1820 Avenue V

2575 E 14th St

1721 E 14th St

1717 E 14th St

1824 E 17th St

2564 E 15th St

2828 Brighton 7th St.

7620-24 Bay Pky

7714 Bay Pky

30 Avenue O

8401-8411 Bay Pky

8100 Bay Pky

7708 Bay Pky

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