
Apartments near Flatbush Avenue Station-Long Beach Branch in Brooklyn, NY (3,519 Rentals)


106 Pierrepont St

125-127 3rd Pl

14 4th St

656 Classon Ave

636 Classon Ave

30 Monroe Pl

413 Smith St

585 Myrtle Ave

600 Myrtle Ave

503 Park Pl

292 Willoughby Ave

442-444 Saint Marks Ave

375 Lincoln Pl

242 Henry St

108 Joralemon St

250 Henry St

121 3rd Pl

104 Pierrepont St

290 Willoughby Ave

940 Kent Ave

102 Pierrepont Street

936 Kent Ave

195 Classon Ave

944 Kent Ave

100 Remsen St

481 Prospect Pl

134 Montague St

487 Prospect Plz

143 Montague St

128 Montague St

698 Classon Ave

Turner Towers

75 State St

226 Henry St

488 Sterling Pl

430 4th Ave

So. Brooklyn ( 421 Smith St )

228 Henry St

34 Monroe Pl

179A Eighth St

224 Henry St

100 Pierrepont St

177 8th St

222 Henry St

98 Pierrepont St

187 Classon Ave

18 Monroe Pl

480-482 Prospect Pl

130 Montague St
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