
Apartments near Franklin Avenue (2,3,4,5 Line)-2 in Brooklyn, NY (10,700 Rentals)


235 Skillman St

98 Kosciuszko Street

128 Fort Greene Pl

664-666 Fulton St

186 Utica Ave

2829 Church Ave

456 Quincy St

397 5th Ave

386 5th Ave

227 Utica Ave

277 Tompkins Avenue

888 New York Ave

73 S Oxford St

967 Bedford Ave

250 4th Ave

283 Classon Ave

475 6th Ave

432 Lexington Ave

327-337 9th St

358 Dean St

2728 Church Ave

551 De Kalb Ave

774 Albany Ave

463A Hancock St

462 Hancock St

225 Decatur Street

1573 Bergen St

162 Utica Ave

260 4Th Avenue

581 Warren St

55 Saint Marks Pl

360 Dean St

122 Fort Greene Pl

123 Fort Greene Pl

268 Cumberland St

312 Carlton Ave

283 Washington Ave

287 Classon Ave

285 Classon Ave

963B Kent Ave

963D Kent Ave

963C Kent Ave

234 Franklin Ave

236 Franklin Ave

239 Franklin Ave

Skillman Street Properties

231 Skillman St

988 Bedford Ave

555 Dekalb Ave

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