
Apartments near Brighton Beach-B in Brooklyn, NY (1,396 Rentals)


2371 E 24th St

2742 Haring St

2231 E 18th St

2311 E 22nd St

3901 Nostrand Ave

2159 E 2nd St

2827 Brown St

2526 E 29th St

2534 E 29th St

Avenue W

3002 Voorhies Ave

2678 Ocean Ave

2313 E 23rd St

2775 Brown St

2135 Homecrest Ave

2136 E 13th St

The Residences at 400 U

824 Avenue U

2135 E 13th St

802-814 Avenue U

2881 Cropsey Ave

10 Bay 50th St

2675 Ocean Ave

2413 E 26th St

2402 Stillwell Ave

Mixed Use Multi-FAM

2513 W 17th St

1820 Avenue V

2822 Batchelder St

2149 West St

2129 E 14th St

1202-1212 Avenue U

2105 E 12th St

23 Bay 49th St

2863 Cropsey Ave

133 Bay 50th St

2319 W 12th St

370 Avenue U

2139 West St

Village Terrace Condominiums

1910 Avenue V

2125 West St

354 Van Sicklen St

2126 Mermaid Ave

1248 Avenue U

2288 McDonald Ave

2126 E 15th St

2834 Ford St

3101-3115 Emmons Ave

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