
Apartments near Broadway (G Line)-G in Brooklyn, NY (11,755 Rentals)


52 Broadway

60 S 4th St

63 S 4th St

139 N 6th St

195 Classon Ave

591 Myrtle Ave

904 Kent Ave

186 Franklin Ave

Dekalb

689 Dekalb Ave

178 N 9th St

201 Spencer St

209 N 11th St

167-169 Bedford Ave

62 Lewis Ave

979 Metropolitan Ave

983 Metropolitan Ave

97 Morgan Ave

55 Morgan Avenue Apartments

585 Myrtle Ave

751 DeKalb Ave

940 Bedford Ave

641 Dekalb Ave

141 North 6th Street

404 Wythe Avenue

398 Wythe Ave

8-10 Grand Ave

77 S 2nd St

29 S 10th St

40 S 9th St

52 S 6th St

55 S 5th St

172 Bedford Ave

600 Myrtle Ave

154-158 N 7th St

190 Franklin Ave

149 N 7th St

760 Willoughby Ave

157 Bedford Ave

236 N 12th St

232-236 N 12th St

627 Dekalb Ave

817-819 De Kalb Ave

470 Humboldt St

234 Pulaski St

236 Pulaski St

218 Frost St

232 Pulaski St

78 S 1st St

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