
Apartments near Bay Ridge-95 Street-R in Brooklyn, NY (2,225 Rentals)


1045 64th St

1053 64th St

8612 18th Ave

1751 85th St

1745 84th St

7116 15th Ave

1326-1328 67th St

6806 14th Ave

1452 70th St

7415 16th Ave

816 62nd St

1332 67th St

1075 64th St

6203 8th Ave

The Hamilton Terrace

6665 Colonial Rd

260 65th St

7423 16th Ave

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1548 72nd St

1327 67th St

6801 14th Ave

6722 14th Ave

7806 17th Ave

6716 14th Avenue

6714 14th Ave

1015 63rd St

6720 14th Ave

1119 64th St

1201 65th St

187 Bay 19th St

330 64th St

336 64th St

6201 9th Ave

6518 13th Ave

1521 71st St

1802-1808 86th St

6918 15th Ave

1826 Bath Ave

6216 5th Ave

Bay Shore

1743 81st St

1728 80th St

1725 80th St

7005 15th Ave

1317-1319 66th St

1733 80th St

6910 15th Ave

1669 76th St

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