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


241 Bainbridge St

239 Bainbridge Street

405 Decatur St

1499 Prospect Pl

683 Halsey St

Lafayette Hall

772 Herkimer St

185 Chauncey St

1552 Lincoln Pl

120 Tapscott St

30 Linden St

256 Woodbine St

1428 Putnam Ave

1430 Putnam Ave

2 Units, Vacant, Ideal For 6 Family Conversio

734 Miller Ave

690 Linwood St

459 Bristol St

469 Bristol St

181 Palmetto St

Royalton

1334 Eastern Pky

Arlington

645 Halsey St

231 Bainbridge St

235 Bainbridge St

11 Hunterfly Pl

9 Hunterfly Pl

677 Linwood St

654 Jamaica Ave

222 Palmetto St

685 Ralph Ave

186 Patchen Ave

772 Jefferson Ave

2100 Union St

256 Atkins Ave

1338 Broadway

175 Chauncey St

229 Bainbridge St

177 Patchen Ave

672 Halsey St

800 Madison St

227 Bainbridge Street

672 Ralph Avenue

2160-2162 Strauss St

245 Grafton St

116 Riverdale Ave

1055 Blake Ave

716 New Lots Ave

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