
Apartments near Jefferson Street-L in Brooklyn, NY (9,134 Rentals)


721 Metropolitan Ave

725 Metropolitan Ave

723 Metropolitan Ave

137 Devoe St

184 Jackson St

174 Skillman Ave

442 Humboldt St

683 Willoughby Ave

233 Frost St

883 Lafayette Ave

850 Greene Ave

880 Gates Ave

102 Patchen Ave

280-282 Eldert St

290 Eldert St

814-816 Knickerbocker Ave

815 Knickerbocker Ave

347 Covert St

353 Covert St

1102 Putnam Ave

1178 Bushwick Ave

448 Humboldt St

301 Covert St

292 Manhattan Ave

916 Madison St

920 Madison St

932 Madison St

1438-1440 Broadway

1104 Putnam Ave

1195 Bushwick Ave

1180 Bushwick Ave

1094 Hancock St

231 Eldert St

550 Wilson Ave

821 Greene Ave

255 Van Buren St

896 Lafayette Ave

754A Willoughby Ave

183 Jackson St

960 Myrtle Ave

444 Humboldt St

221-223 Withers St

713 Metropolitan Ave

717 Metropolitan Ave

68 Throop Ave

172 Skillman Ave

173 Skillman Ave

180 Jackson St

182 Jackson St

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