
Apartments near Clinton-Washington Avenues (A,C Line)-A in Brooklyn, NY (11,337 Rentals)


457 Clinton St

74 2nd Pl

439 Lincoln Rd

70-80 Clark St

60 Remsen Street

The Cobble Hill House

205 Water St

51 Jay St

312 Broadway

Florence Court Cooperative

Cadman Plaza North

98 Front Condominiums

Mansion House

380 S 5th St

341 Midwood St

Casino Mansion Apartments

202 W 9th St

540 Henry St

Court Street Lofts

351 Midwood St

54 Orange St

142 Hicks St

The St. George Tower

86 S 8th St

599 5th Ave

70 Washington St

55 Pineapple St

The Williams

135 Willow St

35 Clark St

86 16th Street

60 Hawthorne St

382 S 4th St

2 Grace Ct

The Breukelen Condos

733 Lexington Ave

170 Broadway

165-167 W 9th St

330 Troy Ave

1 Pierrepont St

589 Hicks St

55 Poplar St

The Gretsch Building

The Standish

John Street Apartments

1510-1520 Carroll St

The Rutland

Sweeney Building

57 Front St

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