
Apartments near East New York Station-Far Rockaway Branch in Brooklyn, NY (6,412 Rentals)


17 Jefferson St

179 Starr St

402 E 48th St

41 Jefferson St

185 Jefferson St

130 Melrose St

304 Troutman St

202 Starr St

298 Troutman St

477 E 52nd St

4721-4723 Church Ave

70/30

248 Melrose St

254 Melrose St

924 Utica Ave

242 Melrose St

848 Schenectady Ave

311 Hart St

760 Willoughby Ave

351 Vernon Ave

207 Knickerbocker Ave

279 Troutman St

286 Troutman St

294 Troutman St

296 Troutman St

300 Troutman St

242 Jefferson St

252 Jefferson St

256 Jefferson St

283 Troutman St

289 Troutman St

939 Utica Ave

264 Jefferson St

200 Knickerbocker Ave

63 Irving Ave

65 Irving Ave

355 Kosciusko St

62 Lewis Ave

28 Melrose St

24 Melrose St

237 Jefferson St

863 Scenectady Ave

310 Troutman St

316 Troutman St

922 Broadway

52 Irving Ave

250 Melrose St

297 Troutman St

245 Jefferson St

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