
Apartments near East New York Station-Long Beach Branch in Brooklyn, NY (6,427 Rentals)


104 Central Ave

132 Jefferson St

169 Troutman St

97 Wilson Ave

55 Troutman St

134 Jefferson St

39 Troutman St

Lovely Chic 3Bdrm with Custom Gut Renovations

378 Kosciuszko St

395 Kosciusko St

819 Willoughby Ave

102 Central Ave

97 Starr St

99 Starr St

95 Central Ave

242 Knickerbocker Ave

181 Troutman St

92 Jefferson St

218 Troutman St

185 Troutman St

688 Greene Ave

691 Greene Ave

578-580 Albany Ave

240 E 45th St

367 E 48th St

8 Stuyvesant Ave

11 Troutman St

144 Evergreen Ave

397 E 49th St

94 Central Ave

91 Central Ave

224 Troutman St

240 Troutman St

387 E 48th St

56 Jefferson St

954 Broadway

1167 Myrtle Ave

610 Maple St

604 Maple St

614 Midwood St

28 Jefferson St

5122 Snyder Ave

86 Wilson Ave

133 Starr St

137 Starr St

The Hartby

375 Vernon Ave

Nehemiah Gateway

246 Troutman St

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