
Apartments near Junius Street-4 in Brooklyn, NY (4,078 Rentals)


1752 Sterling Pl

1757 Sterling Pl

Highway Court

2157 Pacific St

Berean Houses

Stanley Senior Housing

142 Somers Street

Marcus Garvey Senior Housing

Park Manor

9201 Kings Hwy

Mother Gaston Boulevard

2170 Atlantic Ave

Maple Court

2158 Atlantic Ave

Cypress Development - Cypress Homes

619 Glenmore Ave

124 Van Siclen Ave

702-752 E 103rd St

2815 Atlantic Ave

178 E 95th St

1370 Eastern Pky

62-68 Somers St

333 E 93rd St

99 E 96th St

Winthrop Court

82-92 Rockaway Pky

1725 Sterling Pl

121 Jamaica Ave

786-794 New Lots Ave

The Highland Apartments

798 New Lots Ave

2769 Fulton St

1169 E New York Ave

Eastern Parkway

Rockaway Court

73 E 96th St

1656 St John

Lee Arms

1920 Union St

1027-1049 Clarkson Ave

Miriam Court

1933 Union St

17 Somers St

2886 Atlantic Ave

East Flatbush

1330 Eastern Pkwy

1884 Broadway

1325 Eastern Pkwy

St. John’s Place Family Center

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