
Apartments near Kings Highway (B,Q Line)-Q in Brooklyn, NY (2,867 Rentals)


2080 West St

1075 Ocean Pky

1856 W 4th St

2758 Ocean Ave

168 Avenue O

1626 W 5th St

2125 West St

1414 W 4th St

1870 W 4th St

2226 McDonald Ave

West 5 Condo/Medical Office

1424 Avenue J

2301-2325 65th St

326 Avenue U

2139 West St

202 Quentin Rd

2313 E 23rd St

2361 E 14th St

2357 E 19th St

393 Avenue V

1633 W 6th St

153 Avenue O

2149 West St

1713 W 6th St

1663 W 6th St

2362 E 13th St

1561 6th St

1599 W 6th St

1514-1516 W 5th St

1502 W 5th St

151 Avenue O

2250 McDonald Ave

2525 Nostrand Ave

2363 E 19th St

2361 E 19th St

2367 E 19th St

2781 Ocean Ave

1425 Avenue X

2383 E 14th St

2369 E 19th St

2355 E 22nd St

Village Terrace Condominiums

143 Avenue O

6402 23rd Ave

2004 Avenue J

1423 Avenue J

1321 Avenue J

195-203 Highlawn Ave

2263 64th St

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