
Apartments near Franklin Avenue (2,3,4,5 Line)-3 in Brooklyn, NY (2,989 Rentals)


1072 Park Pl

180 Sterling Pl

219 Saint Johns Pl

118 8th Ave

491 E New York Ave

41 Jefferson Ave

218 Saint Johns Pl

181 Park Pl

619 Flatbush Ave

340 Midwood St

1363 Dean St

221 Berkeley Pl

806 Eastern Parkway

535 1St Street

1191 Bedford Ave

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237 Saint James Pl

177 Park Pl

1337 Fulton St

278 Garfield Pl

1402 Pacific St

353 Flatbush Ave

Walk-up Apartment

Fulton South Redevelopment

130 8th Ave

636 2nd Ave

170 Prospect Pl

75 Hancock St

875 Saint Marks Ave

375 Midwood St

660 Dean St

1436 Atlantic Ave

874 President St

223 Berkely Pl

1276 Bergen St

495 E New York Ave

327-329 Rutland Rd

527 1St Street

810 Eastern Pky

808 Eastern Pky

814 Eastern Pky

529 1St Street

108 Hancock St

1277 Bergen St

562 Washington Ave

450 Grand Ave

1081 Park Pl

15 Chester Ct

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