
Apartments near Avenue U (Q Line)-Q in Brooklyn, NY (2,254 Rentals)


2383 E 14th St

6 Family

2362 E 13th St

1918 E 9th St

2331 Ocean Ave

1958 E Eighth St

2232 E 7th St

1819 E 13th St

1946 E 8th St

1952 E 8th St

2363 E 19th St

2361 E 19th St

1948 E 8th St

2369 E 19th St

2265 E 7th St

2367 E 19th St

1813 E 18th St

1815 E 18th St

2179 Coney Island Ave

2311 E 22nd St

1614 Avenue R

629 Avenue T

2781 Ocean Ave

1922 E 8th St

1918 E 8th St

2155 Coney Island Ave

2403 E 13th St

2301 Ocean Ave

1917 Avenue X

602 Avenue T

2149 Coney Island Ave

1244 Avenue X

2282 Ocean Ave

1112 Avenue R

2280 E 7th St

2011 Avenue X

2313 E 23rd St

1991 E 7th St

2405 E 12th St

1781- E 16th St

2355 E 22nd St

1781 E 17th St

1775 E 13th St

2409 E 12th St

2407 E 12th St

2258 Ocean Avenue

1770 E 14th St

2265 Ocean Pky

2357 E 22nd St

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