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


1065 Greene Ave

1922 Fulton St

1049 Greene Ave

1067 Greene Ave

352 Central Ave

1912 Fulton St

1380 Putnam Ave

1924 Fulton St

920 Bushwick Ave

923 Bushwick Ave

57 Bleecker St

1231 Broadway

1268 Decatur St

230 Schaefer St

1271 Decatur St

234 Moffat St

230 Moffat St

829 Putnam Ave

1384 Putnam Ave

2061 Fulton St

720 Knickerbocker Ave

724 Knickerbocker Ave

213 Hull St

290 Cornelia St

730 Knickerbocker Ave

217 Hull St

219 Hull St

280-282 Eldert St

72 Bleecker St

74 Bleecker St

344 Central Ave

242 Palmetto St

290 Eldert St

238 Schaefer St

798 Knickerbocker Ave

784 Knickerbocker Ave

710 Knickerbocker Ave

Knickerbocker Avenue Cluster

802 Knickerbocker Ave

287 Cornelia St

257 Saratoga Ave

291 Cornelia St

405 Decatur St

1022 Greene Ave

830 Putnam Ave

1281 Decatur St

1272 Decatur

1227 Broadway

61 Bleecker St

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