
Apartments near Crown Heights-Utica Avenue-3 in Brooklyn, NY (8,445 Rentals)


142 Rogers Ave

166 Rogers Ave

Empire Court

125 Rogers Ave

651 Saint Marks Ave

346 Rutland Road

727 Prospect Pl

1082 Nostrand Ave

1185 Dean St

1363 Fulton St

1365 Fulton St

1 Macdonough St

144 Macon St

148 Macon St

350 Rutland Rd

Fulton South Redevelopment

277 Halsey St

279 Halsey Street

547 Throop Ave

88 E 42nd St

463A Hancock St

479a Hancock St

467 Hancock St

473 Hancock St

503 Hancock St

329 Lewis Ave

517 Hancock St

291 Stuyvesant Avenue

260 Malcolm X Blvd

256 Malcolm X Blvd

366 E 98th St

351 Riverdale Avenue

310 Chauncey St

162 Sumpter St

166 Sumpter St

2173 Pacific Street

330 Lewis Ave

115 Rogers Ave

730 Prospect Pl

150 Macon St

327-329 Rutland Rd

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437 Tompkins Ave

662 Halsey St

207 Ralph Ave

417 Hancock St

380 Marcus Garvey Blvd

820 Albany Ave

273 Halsey St

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