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


542 Ovington Ave

7207 5th Ave

540 Ovington Ave

Bay Royal Towers

7209 5th Ave

441 74th St

7315 3rd Ave

7401 Fourth Ave

7311 3rd Ave

Biltmore Apartments

7302 5th Ave

219 68th St

220 72nd St

330 64th St

336 64th St

314 74th St

Oxford Court

247 73rd St

7324 3rd Ave

243 73rd St

Boulevard Arms

205 71st St

560 Ovington Ave

473 64th St

6914 6th Avenue

316 64th St

260 65th St

6830 Ridge Blvd

7322 5th Ave

7002 RIDGE BLVD

Parkway Court

7502 4th Ave

612 67th St

6308-6312 4th Ave

6823 6th Ave

350 63rd St

7102 Ridge Ct

6802 Ridge Blvd

352 63rd St

6917 6th Ave

361 63rd St

363 63rd St

353 63rd St

619 Bay Ridge Ave 2R

6702 Ridge Blvd

325 76th St

7511 4th Ave

7407 5th Ave

504 74th St

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