
Apartments near Bay 50 Street-D in Brooklyn, NY (2,222 Rentals)


2006 Benson Ave

231 Brightwater Ct

Falcon Apartments

26 Bay 25th St

Subotnick House

265-275 Quentin Rd

3110 Brighton 4th St

1602 West 10th Street

130 Avenue P

Sea Gate Community

1702 W 1st St

1684 W 2nd St

AHI EZER/ESTHER TAHWILL PLAZA

2041 E 7th St

3033 Coney Island Ave

Bay Plaza

2355 E 12th St

3118 Brighton 4Th St

301 Brightwater Ct

3093 Brighton 4th St

3094 Brighton 5th St

1702 Dahill Rd

Southampton Apartments

8684 20th Ave

154 Avenue P

168 Avenue P

1125 Banner avenue

3126 Coney Island Ave

738 Ocean View Ave

1860 Ocean Pky

2015 E 7th St

The Bradley

3142 Coney Island Ave

8002 21st Ave

3115 Brighton 4th St

Waypark Realty

1684 W 1st St

1601 W 7th St

1602 W 6th St

105 Avenue P

135 Avenue P

Nautilus Hall

3154 Coney Island Ave

1599 W 10th St

2009 85th Street

3120 Brighton 5Th St

3091 Brighton 5th St

1960 E Eighth St

1229 Avenue Y

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