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


316 64th St

6203 10th Ave

1742 80th St

1701 78th St

1643 Bay Ridge Pky

7401 New Utrecht Ave

1663 76th St

1665 76th St

1677 76th St

352 63rd St

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1682 76th St

130 Bay 20th St

350 63rd St

1115 63rd St

1839 Benson Ave

219 65th St

231 65th St

229 65th St

1761 81st St

1843 Benson Ave

1711 78th St

1652 74th St

1640 74th St

7026 New Utrecht Ave

1748 79th St

1752 79th St

1343 66th St

1744 79th St

1313 65th St

1368 66th St

1137 63rd St

225 65th St

363 63rd St

223 65th St

361 63rd St

355 63rd St

339 63rd St

353 63rd St

6016 7th Ave

6011 7th Ave

155 Bay 20th St

6018 7th Ave

165 Bay 20th St

1324 65th St

1413 67th St

1501 Bay Ridge Ave

1440 67th St

718 60th St

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