
Apartments near East New York Station-Long Beach Branch in Brooklyn, NY (6,417 Rentals)


20 Covert Street

767 Blake Ave

581-583 Belmont Ave

Cypress Development - Cypress Homes

619 Glenmore Ave

343 Howard Ave

191 Sumpter St

Livonia Apartments

500 Livonia Ave

766 Macdonough St

1354 New York Ave

523 Vermont St

Livonia Commons

1503 Eastern Parkway

1921 - 1925 Fulton Street Housing Dev

276 Marion St

Cooper Street Cluster

509 Saratoga Ave

Vermont Mews

Sutter Gardens

747-763 Macdonough St

510 Wyona St

236 Moffat St

1200-1202 Decatur St

1595 Broadway

862 Macon St

Bishop Richard & Annelle Martin Senior houses

864 Macon St

868 Macon St

Pacific Court

The Atlantic

534 Pennsylvania Ave

28 Macdougal St

694 Rockaway Ave

618 Wilson Ave

482 Riverdale Ave

510 Riverdale Ave

702 Rockaway Ave

Riverdale Osborne Towers

1757 Sterling Pl

511 Van Siclen Ave

Brownsville Gardens

The East New York Portfolio

1752 Sterling Pl

161-165 Howard Ave

1997 Pacific St

The Rockaway

MGX

385 Cleveland St

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