
Apartments near Crown Heights-Utica Avenue-3 in Brooklyn, NY (8,463 Rentals)


1072 Dekalb Ave

1074 Halsey Street

457 Greene Ave

437 Greene Ave

382 Prospect Pl

302 Nostrand Ave

Genesis Homes

1206 Putnam Ave

45 Martense St

393 Greene Avenue

Lexington Brooklyn

735 Bergen St

Common Grand (Furnished Rooms)

1050 Broadway

353 Ocean Ave

55 Eastern Pky

The Copley

1128 Halsey St

140 Woodbine Street

35 Eastern Pky

944 Fulton St

Fulton Street Lofts

1678 Nostrand Ave

280 St Marks Ave

416 Ocean Ave

229A Vernon Avenue

538 Washington Ave

1194 Decatur Street

219 Weirfield Street

687 Bushwick Ave

594 Marcy Ave

34 Plaza St East

Liv at Hart

1296-1271 Dekalb Ave

941 Willoughby Ave

438 Wilson Ave

567 Ocean Avenue Condominiums

175 SPENCER ST

One Prospect Park West

20 Plaza Street E.

The Gorman

190 Skillman St

The Kent

260 Woodbine Street

451 Clinton Ave

Linden Grove

628 Knickerbocker Ave

681 Ocean Ave

Clinton Mews

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