
Apartments near Junius Street-3 in Brooklyn, NY (4,071 Rentals)


Concern Bergen

1573 Bergen St

924 Utica Ave

89 East 46th Street, East Flatbush, NY

957 Utica Ave

189 Ralph Ave

760 Macon St

1283 Bushwick Ave

164 Cooper St

121 Highland Pl

1274 Bushwick Ave

213 Schenectady Ave

Ensemble

1146 Saint Marks Ave

72A Utica Ave

74 Utica Ave

107 Schaefer St

1288 E 91st St

88 Eldert St

222 Moffat St

1273 Bushwick Ave

69 Eldert St

112 Howard Ave

295a Bainbridge Street

194-196 Ralph Ave

295 Bainbridge St

234 Schenectady Ave

726 Schenectady Ave

1144 Saint Marks Ave

367 E 48th St

387 E 48th St

82 Marion St

770 Lefferts Ave

1717 Dean St

1277 Lincoln Pl

1135 Saint Marks Ave

1137 Saint Marks Ave

867 Halsey

11 Weirfield St

224 Moffat St

32 Fountain Ave

1330 Saint Johns Pl

1136 Saint Marks Ave

1014 Eastern Pky

236 Schenectady Ave

226 Schenectady Ave

116 Covert St

226 Moffat St

230 Moffat St

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