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


8659 16th Ave

149 Bay 13th St

7415 16th Ave

7622 16th Ave

1713 65th St

1749 63rd St

1744 63rd St

1717 Avenue N

3019 Brighton 12Th St

3013 Brighton 12th St

1810 Avenue N

3021 Brighton 12th St

1817 60th St

1819 60th St

1770 61st St

7423 16th Ave

2806 Mermaid Ave

1601 Benson Ave

1569 84th St

1582 86th St

2018 Jerome Ave

2020 Jerome Ave

2105-2111 Avenue Z

3250 Coney Island Ave

1780 Sheepshead Bay Rd

1811 60th St

2632 E 21st St

2371 E 24th St

3025 Ocean Ave

7506 16th Ave

1583 Bay Ridge Pky

1813 60th St

2049 53rd St

3060 Brighton 13Th St

3049 Brighton 12th St

3048 Brighton 13th St

1967 Ocean Ave

110 Shore Blvd

1313 E 16th St

1122-1124 L Ave

3145 Brighton 4th St

1613 Bath Ave

1758 61st St

3046-3050 W 22nd St

1671 66th St

1812 59th St

The Bayview Condominium

The Ocean Condominiums

2305 Avenue Y

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