
Apartments near DeKalb Avenue (B,D,M,N,Q,R Line)-B in Brooklyn, NY (11,117 Rentals)


One Northside Piers

467 KEAP ST

913 Park Pl

The Jardin

20 N 5th St

559 Grand St

N7 Williamsburg

135 Kent Ave

311 Rogers Ave

Cohabs- Prospect 271- Coliving

Manhattan Ave Apartments

549 Metropolitan Ave

510 Driggs

212 N 9th St

346 New York Avenue

NX

475 Driggs Ave

Casetta Williamsburg

44 Withers St

Warehouse Eleven

178 N 11th St

430 Rogers Ave

Bayard Views Condominiums

The Umbrella Factory

139 Skillman Ave

364 Manhattan Ave

1077 Nostrand Ave

Aqua

439 Lincoln Rd

429 Graham Ave

436 Graham Ave

Common Baker

The Brook NY

Brooklyn Point

The Alfred on Fleet

490 Fulton St

191 Willoughby St

One Rockwell Place

96 De Kalb Avenue

305 Livingston St

446 Fulton St

The Everly

The Toren

171 Ashland Pl

222 Livingston St

182-188 Duffield St

196 Ashland Pl

344 Livingston St

206 Ashland Pl

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