
Apartments near Junius Street-3 in Brooklyn, NY (4,061 Rentals)


1553 Union St

261 Malcolm X Blvd

177 Patchen Ave

105 Cornelia St

1141 Bushwick Ave

1143 Bushwick Ave

992 Madison St

1178 Hancock St

401 Crescent St

680 Lincoln Ave

224 Weirfield St

959 Madison St

130 Cornelia St

70 Hill St

150 Chestnut St

193-197 Chestnut St

772 Jefferson Ave

698 Hancock St

85 Ralph Ave

304 Cooper St

1362 Decatur St

295 Cooper St

132 Cornelia St

841 Knickerbocker Ave

882 Madison St

700 Hancock St

118 Bainbridge St

394 Macdonough St

1475 President St

620 Albany Ave

578-580 Albany Ave

Lovely Chic 3Bdrm with Custom Gut Renovations

Carollton Court

277 Albany Ave

273 Albany Ave

1600 Pacific St

168 Patchen Ave

165 Patchen Ave

770 Jefferson Ave

872--874 Madison St

308 Cooper St

71 Glen St

1368 Decatur St

570 Evergreen Ave

8 Howard Ave

601 Halsey St

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The Kensington

Madison Lofts

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