
Apartments near Livonia Avenue-L in Brooklyn, NY (4,053 Rentals)


Stanley Senior Housing

786-794 New Lots Ave

2815 Atlantic Ave

124 Van Siclen Ave

Palace Court

630 Howard Ave

Washington Manor

620-624 Howard Ave

The Highland Apartments

798 New Lots Ave

Atlantic Plaza Towers

476 E 95th St

553 Howard Ave

1107 Lenox Rd

50 Sutter Ave

2769 Fulton St

121 Jamaica Ave

142 Somers Street

11 Gunther Pl

455 E 94th St

603 E 94th St

Kings Court Apartments

2106 Union St

214 Rockaway Pky

Bergen Saratoga Apartments

Mother Gaston Boulevard

2886 Atlantic Ave

405 E 94th St

32 Sutter Ave

165-181 Rockaway Pky

196 Rockaway Pky

9507 Kings Hwy

S Court Sutter Homes

448 E 94th St

250 E 96th St

2058 Union St

178 Rockaway Pky

The Domenech

2157 Pacific St

62-68 Somers St

2869 Atlantic Ave

2873 Atlantic Ave

2170 Atlantic Ave

John Walter Edwards Apartments

414 E 94th St

166 Rockaway Pky

1675 Lincoln Pl

Berean Houses

2158 Atlantic Ave

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