
Apartments near Halsey Street (J Line)-J in Brooklyn, NY (9,069 Rentals)


223 Woodbine St

2160 Fulton Street

242 Covert St

1251 Decatur St

629 Wilson Ave

625 Halsey St

102 Patchen Ave

1 Family, 9 SRO Units & 12 Parking Spaces

937 Bushwick Avenue

808 Quincy Ave

308 Macdougal St

634 Wilson Ave

636 Wilson Ave

812 Lexington Ave

662 Halsey St

914-916 Gates Ave

6300 BSF

1254 Decatur St

633 Wilson Ave

638 Wilson Ave

222 Moffat St

1259 Decatur St

11 Aberdeen St

2110 Fulton St

1058 Herkimer St

1088 Herkimer St

1333 Gates Ave

306 Macdougal St

224 Moffat St

222 Palmetto St

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86 Menahan St

619 Halsey St

1926 Fulton St

1260 Decatur Street

228 Schaefer

1265 Decatur St

314 Macdougal St

280 Eldert St

38 Somers St

226 Moffat St

1065 Greene Ave

853 Lexington Ave

1922 Fulton St

1049 Greene Ave

1067 Greene Ave

1912 Fulton St

1380 Putnam Ave

1924 Fulton St

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