
Apartments near Classon Avenue-G in Brooklyn, NY (3,382 Rentals)


206 Washington Park

77 Halsey St

Marcy Houses

161 Hancock Street

264 Cumberland St

751 Dean St

294 Cumberland St

720 DeKalb

16 Spencer St

580 Marcy Ave

715 Dekalb Ave

733 Dean St

436 Flushing Ave

268 Cumberland St

731 Dean St

19 Greene Ave

677 Lafayette Ave

83 Halsey St

818 Marcy Ave

816 Dean St

1235 Fulton St

1237 Fulton St

220 Cumberland St

597 Marcy Ave

112 Lafayette Ave

193 Carlton Ave

492 Nostrand Ave

195A Washington Park

5 Arlington Pl

1233 Fulton St

9 Franklin Ave

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816 Myrtle Ave

Bedford Stuyvesant Multi-Family

417 Flushing Ave

731 Bedford Ave

92 Hart St

171 Hancock Street

1194-1198 Fulton St

806 Dean St

472 Gates Ave

476 Gates Ave

181 -185 Carlton Ave

1255 Bedford Ave

828 Dean St

820 Marcy Ave

830 Dean St

532 Willoughby Ave

94 Hart St
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