
Apartments near Bergen Street (2,3 Line)-2 in Brooklyn, NY (10,311 Rentals)


125 Ocean Ave

Cohabs- Prospect 271- Coliving

The Standish

675 Lafayette Ave

Waterbridge 47

Bridge No. 50

594 Marcy Ave

333 Tompkins Avenue

98 Front Condominiums

30 Taylor St

St. John's Condominium

160 Columbia Hts

51 Jay St

205 Water St

346 New York Avenue

70 Washington St

55 Poplar St

217 Terrace Pl

430 Rogers Ave

269 KOSCIUSZKO ST

57 Front St

566 Gates Ave

1476 Fulton Street

Sweeney Building

1485 Fulton St

133 23rd street

The Clock Tower Building

John Street Apartments

28 Old Fulton St

734 5th Ave

1511 Pacific St

65 Van Buren St

Pierhouse at Brooklyn Bridge Park

Common Brower (Furnished Rooms)

651 Vanderbilt St

820-822 Dekalb Ave

1077 Nostrand Ave

60 Hawthorne St

454A Jefferson Ave

220 25th St

80 Winthrop St

439 Lincoln Rd

341 Midwood St

353 Ocean Ave

351 Midwood St

Parkside Condominiums

229A Vernon Avenue

86 S 8th St

The Rutland

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