
Apartments near Clinton-Washington Avenues (G Line)-G in Brooklyn, NY (12,142 Rentals)


Five Six One Pacific

444 Bergen St

448 Bergen St

153 Lefferts Pl

682 Myrtle Ave

60 Flatbush Ave

43 Cumberland St

195 Spencer St

201 Spencer St

191 Spencer St

197 Spencer St

189 Quincy St

675 Myrtle Ave

428 Bergen St

49 5th Ave

388 Dean St

Bergen Street

287 Flatbush Ave

33 Saint Marks Ave

34 Carlton Ave

285 Flatbush Ave

10 Clermont Ave

147 Prospect Pl

149 Prospect Pl

179 Prospect Pl

323 Saint Marks Ave

1031 Pacific St

444 Park Ave

98-100 Skillman St

94 Skillman St

109 Skillman St

170 Putnam Ave

88 Skillman St

92 Skillman St

163 Lefferts Pl

874 Bedford Ave

500 Franklin Ave

450 Park Ave

1033 Pacific St

760 Bergen St

327 Saint Marks Ave

257 Prospect Pl

643 Vanderbilt Ave

239 Prospect Pl

297 Flatbush Ave

9 St. Mark's Ave

542 Lafayette Avenue

224 Walworth St

202 Quincy St

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