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


329 Shepherd Ave

Knickerbocker Avenue Cluster

1872 Fulton St

708 Miller Ave

707 Miller Ave

584 Linwood St

118 Shepherd Ave

453 Essex St

296 Schaefer St

814-816 Knickerbocker Ave

1388 Decatur St

707 Hendrix St

662 Sheffield Ave

1169 Jefferson Ave

1228 Halsey St

459 Bristol St

290 Eldert St

1357 Eastern Pkwy

859 Herkimer Street

177 Buffalo Avenue

977 Jefferson Ave

2037 Union St

860 Hancock St

129 Tapscott St

856 Hancock St

1104 Putnam Ave

1100 Putnam Ave

1108 Putnam Ave

199 Buffalo Ave

1640 Sterling Pl

1351 Eastern Pky

182 Ralph Ave

203 Buffalo Ave

193 Buffalo Ave

815 Knickerbocker Ave

295 Schaefer St

1236 Halsey St

665 Wyona St

469 Bristol St

304 Schaefer St

1102 Putnam Ave

1880 Pacific St

790 Liberty Ave

1066 Putnam Ave

491 Central Ave

836 THOMAS S BOYLAND

504 Wilson Ave

81 Cornelia St

135 Tapscott St

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