
Apartments near Avenue U (F Line)-F in Brooklyn, NY (2,713 Rentals)


Hanfredene Hall

Philber Court

2109 85th Street

2073 78th St

Elegant Star Construction

6601 Bay Pky

1745 E 18th St

2300 Ocean Ave

2177 E 21st St

2813 Ocean Ave

7602 21st Ave

8002 21st Ave

86 Bay 29th St

1447 E 2nd St

223 Avenue N

Midwood Estates

1718 Quentin Rd

Quentin Court

1719 Quentin Rd

1671 E 17th St

2161 Bath Ave

CONEY ISLAND VILLA

2270 Ocean Ave

2325 Ocean Ave

2214 64th St

1565 E 14th St

7402 21st Ave

7314 21st Ave

2126 Benson Ave

Oceana Apartments

2246 Ocean Ave

Fiesta Apartments

2069 85th St

2215 Cropsey Ave

159 Bay 29th St

1463 E 3rd St

1113 Avenue O

St. Brendan's

2219 64th St

2202 64th St

2285 Ocean Ave

1811 Quentin Rd

1535 E 14th St

1675 E 18th St

6901 21st Ave

2261 Ocean Ave

6813 21st Ave

738 Ocean View Ave

3126 Coney Island Ave

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