
Apartments near Bedford-Nostrand Avenues-G in Brooklyn, NY (3,264 Rentals)


821 Greene Ave

589 Saint Marks Ave

112-114 Walton St

367 Herkimer St

726 Bergen St

204 MacDonough

1299 Dean St

159 Adelphi St

59 Throop Ave

119 Decatur St

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554A Monroe St

157 Lorimer St

300 Lewis Ave

668 Broadway

354 Vernon Ave

722 Bergen St

724 Bergen St

153 Lee Ave

155 Lee Ave

151 Lorimer St

415 Carlton Ave

662 Broadway

611 Bedford Ave

1141 Bergen St

822 Greene Ave

1311 Dean St

177 Adelphi St

479a Hancock St

568 Saint Marks Ave

720 Bergen St

658 Franklin Avenue

655 Washington Ave

653 Washington Ave

273 Lewis Ave

464 Hancock St

320 Carlton Ave

153 Lorimer St

571 Saint Marks Ave

657 St. Marks

133 Gerry St

184 Adelphi St

71 Underhill Ave

936A Lafayette Ave

1445 Pacific St

187 De Kalb Avenue

698 Classon Ave

637 Saint Marks Ave

186 Dekalb Ave
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