
Apartments near Lafayette Avenue-C in Brooklyn, NY (3,277 Rentals)


148 Saint James Pl

95 Gates Ave

108 6th Ave

638 Warren St

59 Park Pl

101 4th Ave

20 Saint Marks Pl

116 St. James Pl

41 Park Pl

575 Warren St

320 Myrtle Ave

159 Adelphi St

297 Flatbush Ave

28 Saint James Pl

105 4th Ave

92 Prospect Pl

94 Prospect Pl

150 Saint Marks Ave

605 Carlton Ave

8 Saint Marks Pl

262 Dean St

159 St Marks Ave

477 Washington Ave

12 St James Place

81 Saint James Plz

554 Vanderbilt Ave

660 Dean St

452 Atlantic Ave

26 Saint James Pl

149 6th Ave

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99 Gates Ave

303 Flatbush Ave

123 Saint James Pl

160 Saint Marks Ave

12 Park Pl

184 Clinton Ave

Kingsview Homes

26 Park Pl

256 Dean St

483 Washington Ave

121 Saint James Pl

283 Washington Ave

109 Saint James Pl

Baltic Park Slope

422 State St

446 Atlantic Ave

579 Vanderbilt Ave

175 Vanderbilt Ave
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