
Apartments near Avenue U (N Line)-N in Brooklyn, NY (2,761 Rentals)


2869 W 17th St

1764 79th St

1768 79th St

1761 79th St

1767 79th St

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1761 81st St

2918 Brighton 6th St

1132 Blake Ct

2862 W 17th St

1501 E 14th

1101 Banner

1730 E 18th

1111 Banner Ave

1826 Bath Ave

2424 Ocean Ave

1910 Avenue V

2973 Ocean Pky

2518-2520 Ocean Ave

1414 Mermaid Ave

1002 Avenue N

193 Neptune Ave

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225 Brighton 2nd Ln

2954 Brighton 3rd St

2946 Brighton 4th St

1758 79th St

1848 Bay Ridge Ave

1751 85th St

187 Bay 19th St

1754 79th St

2077 60th St

1815 71st St

1826 Bay Ridge Ave

1748 79th St

1745 85th St

1868 67th St

1752 79th St

2943 Brighton 4th St

2851 W 20th St

1613 Mermaid Ave

129 Oceanview Ave

191 Neptune Ave

Midwood Multifamily

2926 Brighton 6th St

224 Neptune Ave

2640 E 14th St

3225 Shore Pky

2267 E 19th St

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