
Apartments near Classon Avenue-G in Brooklyn, NY (12,579 Rentals)


657 St. Marks

101 Lorimer St

1237 Dean St

1241 Dean St

1243 Dean St

1304 Pacific St

1308 Pacific St

70 New York Ave

475 Tompkins Ave

754A Willoughby Ave

684-686 Willoughby Ave

507 Throop Ave

511 Throop Ave

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683 Willoughby Ave

279 Halsey Street

519 Throop Ave

509 Throop Ave

355 Kosciusko St

485 Quincy St

74 Macdonough St

415 Bergen St

393 Dean St

Bergen Street

49 5th Ave

Navy Yard Housing Cooperative

92 Prospect Pl

94 Prospect Pl

268 Sterling Pl

Butler Plaza

24 Wilson St

26 Wilson St

30 Wilson St

794 Washington Ave

488 Sterling Pl

516 Sterling Pl

620 Park Pl

150 Hooper St

175 Hewes St

624 Park Pl

209 Rutledge St

1411 Bedford Ave

146 Lynch St

95 Lorimer St

99 Lorimer St

128 Middleton St

651 Saint Marks Ave

132 Middleton St

659 Saint Marks Ave

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