
Apartments near East New York Station-Long Beach Branch in Brooklyn, NY (6,419 Rentals)


241 Bainbridge St

239 Bainbridge Street

669 Halsey St

838 Monroe St

64 Palmetto St

836 Monroe St

401 Legion St

898 Saratoga Ave

2266 Strauss St

290 Cornelia St

710 Knickerbocker Ave

Knickerbocker Avenue Cluster

705 Knickerbocker Ave

895 Mother Gaston Blvd

719 Hinsdale St

76 Louisiana Ave

696 Elton St

903 Saratoga Ave

486 Herzl St

1347 Hancock St

The Jacobowitz Portfolio

804 Jefferson Ave

2573 Pitkin Ave

628 Osborn St

45-49 Lott Ave

2274 Strauss St

834 New Lots Ave

1100 Sutter Ave

297 Atkins Ave

2571 Pitkin Ave

1359 Hancock St

2284 Strauss St

443 Wilson Ave

111 Woodbine St

119 Woodbine St

366 E 98th St

405 Legion St

142 Rockaway Pky

54 Rockaway Pky

53 Rockaway Pky

405 Decatur St

1482 Lincoln Pl

231 Bainbridge St

235 Bainbridge St

688 Halsey St

1451 Development

1521 Sterling Pl

218 Rochester Avenue

175 Chauncey St

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