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


8217 17th Ave

2105 57th St

3034 Brighton 1st Pl

2057 58th St

2103 57th St

Brighton by the Sea Condominium

14 Brighton 10 Ct

3025 Brighton 4th St

1808 Avenue P

3045 Ocean Pky

622 Ocean View Ave

BTS

1 Brooklyn Bay Condominiums

2781 Ocean Ave

Kings Point Condominium

5 Brighton 10th Ter

110 Neptune Ave

3080 W 1st St

67 Brighton 1St Pl

1708 74th St

1725 73rd St

1776 68th St

1723 73rd St

2053 58th St

2064-2074 57th St

7806 17th Ave

1763 Cropsey Blvd

199 Bay 17th St

8753 Bay 16th St

8728 Bay 16th St

8757 Bay 16Th St

8730 Bay 16th St

8726 Bay 16th St

3048 Brighton 3rd St

2 Brighton 10th Ln

1485 E 16th St

2158 Ocean Ave

1811 Avenue P

3070 Brighton 1st St

728 Ocean View Ave

3015 Brighton 6th St

1772 68th St

2615-2617 E 17th St

2140 Ocean Ave

2011 Avenue X

1681 84th St

3049 Brighton 4th St

Anshel House

1535 E 17th St

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