
Apartments near DeKalb Avenue (L Line)-L in Brooklyn, NY (8,620 Rentals)


383 Chauncey St

389 Chauncey St

385 Chauncey St

393 Chauncey St

397 Chauncey St

399 Chauncey St

401 Chauncey St

407 Chauncey St

411 Chauncey St

415 Chauncey St

1462-1464 Bushwick Ave

375 Chauncey St

Malcolm X Boulevard - CO-LIVING

335 Bainbridge St

1483 Bushwick Ave

1477 Bushwick Ave

199 Howard Ave

570 Hancock St

574-576 Broadway

669 Grand St

BainBridge Cluster Portfolio

370 Throop Ave

1468 Bushwick Ave

523 Halsey St

468 Chauncey Street Brooklyn, NY 11233

426 Chauncey St

436 Chauncey St

448 Chauncey St

112-114 Walton St

143-145 Leonard St

654 Grand St

163 Vernon Ave

226 Ainslie St

156 Devoe St

177 Pulaski

147 Leonard St

113-121 Maujer St

614 Willoughby Ave

817-819 De Kalb Ave

180 Conselyea St

824 Dekalb Ave

489 Monroe St

521 Madison St

304 Stuyvesant Ave

271 Malcolm X Blvd

518 Chauncey Street

355 Chauncey Street

347 Chauncey St

334 Chauncey St

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