
Apartments near Bergen Street (F,G Line)-G in Brooklyn, NY (3,185 Rentals)


398 Bergen St

50 Fort Greene Pl

105 Summit St

600 Henry St

130 Henry St

167 Hicks St

2 Montague Ter

79 President St

590 Pacific St

363 Douglass St

123 Henry St

14 Pierrepont St

170 Tillary St

25 3rd Pl

10 Pierrepont St

364 Butler St

250 Columbia St

105 Saint Marks Pl

121 Henry St

405 Dean St

23 3rd Pl

12 Pierrepont St

15 3rd Pl

104 Saint Marks Pl

64 Fort Greene Pl

75 President St

104 Fort Greene Pl

602 Henry St

173 Hicks St

73 President St

335 3rd Ave

179 4th Ave

10 Fort Greene Place

297 3rd Ave

92 Fort Greene Place

5 Monroe Pl

44 Fort Greene Pl

173 4th Ave

82 Union St

119 Henry St

112 Fort Greene Place

27 Pierrepont St

6 Pierrepont St

69 President St

122 Fort Greene Pl

165 Hicks St

118 Fort Greene Pl

370 Butler St

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