
Apartments near Bay Ridge Avenue-R in Brooklyn, NY (3,142 Rentals)


322 Bay Ridge Ave

474 68th St

6817 3rd Ave

315 68th St

326 Ovington Ave

6823 3rd Ave

328 Ovington Ave

428 Ovington Ave

322 Ovington Ave

6802 5th Ave

7100-7106 Ridge Ct

6716 5th Ave

6809 5th Ave

330 67th St

6902 3rd Ave

6832 3rd Ave

6816 3rd Ave

318 67th St

362-72nd street

7025 3rd Ave

6826 3rd Ave

6901 5th Ave

7103 3rd Ave

7101 3rd Ave

267 Ovington Ave

263 Bay Ridge Ave

Pope John Paul II House

7123 3rd Ave

522 Bay Ridge Ave

Bay Ridge

7215 3rd Ave

Towers of Bay Ridge East

7301 4th Ave

272 67th St

255 Senator St

7221 3rd Ave

268 67th St

253 Senator St

522-524 Ovington Ave

260 67th St

247 Senator St

7214 3rd Ave

314 73rd St

7127 5th Ave

243 Senator St

258 67th St

7222 3rd Avenue

528 Ovington Ave

530 Ovington Ave

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