
Apartments near Broadway Junction (East New York)-C in Brooklyn, NY (6,645 Rentals)


569 Van Siclen Ave

3 Units, Mixed Use, Solid Brick Building

210 Highland Pl

579 Bradford St

4 Units, 21x78 Solid Brick Building

396 Shepherd Ave

3084 Fulton St

758 Livonia Ave

2022 Strauss St

136 Highland Pl

1116 Bushwick Ave

1872 Fulton St

790 Liberty Ave

580-586 Van Siclen Ave

230 Highland Pl

1098 Madison St

574 Georgia Ave

539 Snediker Ave

566 Williams Ave

201 Highland Pl

212 Highland Pl

647 New Jersey Ave

635 Vermont St

588 Bradford St

587 Bradford St

641 Vermont St

594 Bradford St

1342 Hancock St

537 Snediker Ave

259 Herzl St

727 Knickerbocker Ave

1327 Hancock St

1323 Hancock St

859 Herkimer Street

1586 Prospect Pl

558 Ralph Ave

917 Jefferson Ave

1621 Park Place

1679 Sterling Pl

991 Putnam Ave

30 Howard Ave

1-17 Tapscott St

30 Woodbine St

462 Central Ave

231 Cornelia St

248 Cornelia St

1339 Hancock Street

1329 Hancock St

1335 Hancock St

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