
Apartments near Kings Highway (B,Q Line)-Q in Brooklyn, NY (2,875 Rentals)


85 Bay 47th St

1685 49th St

1718-1724 66th St

144 Bay 38th St

73 Bay 47Th St

8109 20th Ave

1922-1926 78th St

1973 81st St

1727 67th St

2 Brighton 10th Ln

553 E 26th St

2205 Foster Ave

2805-2809 Ocean Pky

4078 Nostrand Ave

1517 New York Avenue

2829 Haring St

1508 New York Ave

3802 Glenwood Rd

545 East 26th Street

662 E 21st St

1714 66th St

1668-1670 59th St

1668 58th St

1765 71st St

8121 20th Ave

8676 23rd Ave

Mixed Use Multi-FAM

1719 67th St

5 family Investment

1661 58th St

135 Bay 37th St

10 Bay 50th St

480 Stratford Rd

2926 Brighton 6th St

697 E 2nd St

695 E 2nd St

525 Ocean Pky

1644 55th St

699 E 2nd St

53 Bay 31st St

Martin Hall

8410 21st Ave

Bay Vista Condominiums

8678 23rd Ave

1713 67th St

8685 23rd Ave

59 W End Ave

1330 Rogers Ave

1507 New York Avenue

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