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


1014 Avenue J

Pearl Court

1640 Ocean Ave

1641 Ocean Ave

1620 Bay Ridge Ave

8669 16th Ave

1620 Ocean Ave

Surfside Gardens

1013 Avenue J

Marbea Court

1025 E 14th St

1045 E 15th St

1641 65th St

1921 Avenue K

3022 Emmons Ave

2844 W 36th St

1612 66th St

Sea Gate Community

1621 65th St

1589 Ocean Ave

Friendset Apartments

O'Dwyer Gardens

1601 65th St

1562 Ocean Ave

1683 58th St

1553 OCEAN AVE

1554 Ocean Ave

1531-1545 68th St

1535 Ocean Ave

1532 Ocean Avenue

1524 Ocean Ave

7017 15th Ave

6915 15th Ave

1521 Ocean Ave

1520 Ocean Ave

1502 Ovington Ct

1472 Bay Ridge Ave

1560 60th St

2635 Nostrand Ave

3319 Kings Hwy

Helen Court

1401 67th St

3405 Kings Hwy

2501 Nostrand Ave

1375 65th St

Virginia Gardens

3008 Avenue K

2450 Nostrand Avenue

1487 E 37th St

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