
Apartments near East New York Station-Far Rockaway Branch in Brooklyn, NY (6,415 Rentals)


908 Bushwick Ave

1111 Greene Ave

292 Wilson Ave

1168 Greene Avenue

269A Linden St

497 E 93rd St

296 Linden St

636 E 96th St

642 E 96 St: Ownership Requesting Proposals

1-5 Ridgewood Pl

367 Palmetto St

371 Palmetto St

1079 Hegeman Ave

306 Stuyvesant Ave

236 Schenectady Ave

1085-1087 Hegeman Ave

2724 Pitkin Ave

107 Bleecker St

570 Hancock St

405 Utica Ave

Hope Gardens

Montauk Ave Cluster

519 Knickerbocker Ave

327 Avenue Ave

1337 Sterling Pl

525 Euclid Ave

1045 Eastern Parkway

1078 Hegeman Ave

37 Hill St

503 Euclid Ave

36 Euclid Ave

994 Linden Blvd

768-776 Logan St

638 E 96th St

652 E 96th St

647 E 96th St

383 Palmetto St

144 Bleecker St

505 E 93rd St

271 Linden St

1190 Greene Ave

1194 Greene Ave

992 Greene Ave

42 Patchen Ave

33 Patchen Ave

1001 Clarkson Ave

298 E 91st St

311 E 91st St

1125-1133 Greene Ave

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