
Apartments near Clinton-Washington Avenues (G Line)-G in Brooklyn, NY (12,122 Rentals)


Navy Green Townhouses

160 Saint Marks Ave

1091-1093 Bedford Ave

218-220 Flatbush Ave

206 Flatbush Ave

Boerum Heights

228 Flatbush Ave

26 Clermont Ave

574 Atlantic Ave

576 Atlantic Ave

142A Putnam Ave

77 Saint Marks Ave

263 Flatbush Ave

98 Saint Marks Ave

267 Flatbush Ave

265 Flatbush Ave

572 Pacific St

399 Dean St

405 Dean St

445 Bergen St

248 St Marks Ave

605 Carlton Ave

176 Saint Marks Ave

77 Underhill Ave

832 Dean St

108-110 Franklin Ave

1013 Pacific St

1015 Pacific St. 6

1015 Pacific St

139 Lefferts Pl

141 Lefferts Pl

1084 Fulton St

118 Skillman St

128 Skillman St

1111 Fulton St

1086 Fulton St

107 Madison St

416 Greene Ave

234 Spencer St

190 Lexington Ave

564 atlantic ave

Kingsview Homes

568 Atlantic Ave

570 Atlantic Ave

393 Dean St

43-45 5th Ave

34 Adelphi St

530 State St

562 Atlantic Ave

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