
Apartments near Avenue U (N Line)-N in Brooklyn, NY (2,754 Rentals)


225-233 Avenue W

220 Avenue W

195-203 Highlawn Ave

2463 85th St

2475 85th St

2435 83rd St

2872 86th St

369 Avenue U

1813 W 13th St

26 Highlawn Ave

266 Avenue W

511 Lake St

Avenue W

1763 W 7th St

2319 W 12th St

18 Bay 38th St

16 Bay 38th St

2409 84th St

2410 84th St

68 Stryker St

39 Bay 38th St

45 Bay 38th St

2401 84th St

390 Kings Hwy

366 Kings Hwy

43 Bay 38th St

41 Bay 38th St

1773 W 4th St

2404 84th St

38 Bay 38th St

17 Bay 37th St

29 Van Sicklen St

380 Kings Hwy

2261 West St

The Senate Cooperative

367 Avenue S

The Residences at 400 U

16 Van Sicklen St

17 Van Sicklen St

12 Van Sicklen St

2159 E 2nd St

2371 82nd St

2916 86th St

412-416 Kings Hwy

2373 82nd St

42 Bay 38th St

14 Bay 47th St

393 Avenue V

355 Kings Hwy

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