
Apartments near Flushing Avenue (G Line)-G in Brooklyn, NY (3,194 Rentals)


256 Grand St

183 S 2nd St

185 S 2nd St

47 Conselyea St

151 S 4th St

724 Metropolitan Ave

154 S 3rd St

109 S 8th St

102 S 8th St

252 Grand St

241 Powers St

167 Devoe St

679 Metropolitan Ave

138A Lexington Ave

317 Manhattan Ave

282 N 6th St

918 Lafayette Ave

600 Lorimer St

1041-1047 Dekalb Ave

2 br down the block from the busy Bedford ave

6 Hope St

92 Conselyea St

916 Lafayette Ave

207-211 S 1st St

Walk-up

569 Gates Ave

202 Quincy St

338 Metropolitan Ave

565 Gates Ave

145 S 4th St

486 Kosciusko St

437 Throop Ave

14 Harrison Pl

742 Driggs Ave

346 Metropolitan Ave

174 Roebling St

474 Gates Ave

340 Metropolitan Ave

317-325 Greene Ave

87 S 9th St

346 Franklin Avenue

19 Thames St

371 Metropolitan Ave

55 S 11th St

357 Franklin Ave

476 Gates Ave

63 Bushwick Ave

238-240 N 5th St

55 Bushwick Ave
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