
Apartments near Flatbush Avenue Station-Hempstead Branch in Brooklyn, NY (10,630 Rentals)


400 Bedford Ave

79 S 6th St

346 New York Avenue

The Williams

734 5th Ave

229A Vernon Avenue

1511 Pacific St

Williamsberry

217 Terrace Pl

380 S 5th St

454A Jefferson Ave

430 Rogers Ave

Common Brower (Furnished Rooms)

One Domino Square

220 25th St

Plaza Court

382 S 4th St

Prime Williamsburg Redevelopment Play

1077 Nostrand Ave

190 S 1st St

281 Union Ave

9 Marcus Garvey Blvd

60 Hawthorne St

275 S First St

Mily On UnionBk

80 Winthrop St

439 Lincoln Rd

11 Ten Eyck St

341 Midwood St

351 Midwood St

467 KEAP ST

The Rutland

559 Grand St

Manhattan Ave Apartments

618 East NY Ave Apartments

Mutual Apartments, Inc

210 Humboldt St

222 Montrose Ave

228 Bushwick Ave

206 Scholes St

The Brooklyn Grand

Common Baker

907 Saint Marks Ave

118-122 Flatbush Ave

Boerum Heights

130 St. Felix

576 Atlantic Ave

574 Atlantic Ave

128 Fort Greene Pl

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