
Apartments near Bergen Street (2,3 Line)-4 in Brooklyn, NY (3,638 Rentals)


6 6th Ave

186 Lincoln Pl

230 Park Pl

209 Lincoln Pl

218 Saint Johns Pl

605 Vanderbilt Ave

668 Fulton St

231 Park Pl

72 7th Ave

607A Vanderbilt Ave

769 Union St

113 S Oxford St

189 5th Ave

191 5th Ave

134 Berkeley Pl

115 Fort Greene Pl

747 Union St

611 Vanderbilt Ave

783 Union St

306 Dean St

689 Sackett Street(Multifamily Redevelopment)

104 Fort Greene Pl

19 Greene Ave

767 Union St

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615 Vanderbilt Ave

613 Vanderbilt Ave

664-666 Fulton St

619 Vanderbilt Ave

591 Vanderbilt Ave

621 Vanderbilt Ave

603 Vanderbilt Ave

728 Sackett St

749 Union St

799 Union St

781 Union St

803 Union St

545 Warren St

Borough Rentals

785 Union St

761 Union St

111 S Oxford St

579 Vanderbilt Ave

765 Union St

751 Union St

801 Union St

653 Bergen St

675 Sackett St

643 Vanderbilt Ave

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