
Apartments near Franklin Avenue (A,C,S Line)-Franklin Avenue Shuttle in Brooklyn, NY (11,329 Rentals)


1020 Park Pl

1549 Fulton St

280 Macon Street

398A Hancock St

282 Macon St

1492 Pacific St

409 Monroe Street, Brooklyn, NY 11221

1556 Atlantic Ave

182 Macdonough St

1551 Fulton St

286 Macon Street

457 Jefferson Ave

352 Halsey St

419 Herkimer St

1543-1545 Fulton St

175 Macdonough St

462 Lexington Ave

1322 Bergen St

153 Skillman St

834 Nostrand Ave

542 Eastern Pky

554 Eastern Pky

220-226 Kosciusko St

701 Lafayette Ave

702 Lafayette Ave

712 Lafayette Ave

437 Throop Ave

543 Bergen St

552 Dean St

543 Dean St

147 Prospect Pl

149 Prospect Pl

160 Prospect Pl

204 Park Pl

162 Prospect Pl

164 Prospect Pl

541 Bergen Street

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Brick 3 fam Gem Cumberland and South Oxford

197 Sterling Pl

172 Lafayette Ave

298 Clinton Ave

181 Park Pl

134 Saint Marks Ave

127 Saint Marks Ave

171 Franklin Avenue

194 Park Pl

218 Classon Ave

539 Bergen St

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