
Apartments near DeKalb Avenue (B,D,M,N,Q,R Line)-R in Brooklyn, NY (11,095 Rentals)


Casetta Williamsburg

178 N 11th St

Warehouse Eleven

430 Rogers Ave

Bayard Views Condominiums

The Umbrella Factory

364 Manhattan Ave

139 Skillman 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

446 Fulton St

The Everly

The Toren

171 Ashland Pl

182-188 Duffield St

196 Ashland Pl

206 Ashland Pl

191 Ashland Pl

Kingsview Homes

13 Saint Felix St

344 Livingston St

211 Schermerhorn St

211 Schermerhorn St

The Nevins

89 Willoughby St

65 Bond St

30 Saint Felix

323 Schermerhorn St

208 Livingston St

71 Bond St

135 Lawrence St

66 Bond St

407 State St

36 Saint Felix St

19 Saint Felix St

233 Ashland Pl

413 State St

23 Saint Felix St

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