
Apartments near Jefferson Street-L in Brooklyn, NY (9,138 Rentals)


297 Graham Ave

739 Quincy St

790 Quincy St

30 Woodbine St

992 Madison St

119A Marcus Garvey Blvd

863 Greene Ave

741 Lexington Ave

743A Lexington Ave

190 Conselyea St

262 Vernon Ave

676 Grand St

94 Scholes St

672 Grand St

309 Graham Ave

786 Quincy St

829 Monroe St

833 Monroe St

81 Cornelia St

Alhambra Luxury Lofts

256 Withers St

240 Ainslie St

87 Montrose Ave

865 GREENE AVE

300 Hart St

Roosevelt Houses I, Building VI

926 Lafayette Ave

129-137 Stuyvesant Ave

Walk-up

1144 Bushwick Ave

1140 Bushwick Ave

827 Monroe St

737 Lexington Ave

180 Woodpoint Rd

238 Ainslie St

215 Manhattan Ave

92 Scholes St

219 Manhattan Ave

675 Grand St

707 Willoughby Ave

206 Skillman Ave

326-328 Graham Ave

251 Vernon Ave

698 Flushing Ave

699 Flushing Ave

505 Central Ave

924 Lafayette Ave

507 Central Ave

784 Knickerbocker Ave

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