
Apartments near New Lots Avenue (3,4 Line)-4 in Brooklyn, NY (2,738 Rentals)


234 Hull St 6

1573 Bushwick Ave

3441 Fulton St

326 Rockaway Ave

1521 E New York Ave

267-275 Hull St

103 Vanderveer St

Investment property - Multi Family

112 Somers St

81-83 Vanderveer St

141 Somers St

145 Somers St

836 THOMAS S BOYLAND

2202 Fulton St

604 Bristol St

2198 Fulton St

363 Amboy St

2323 Dean St

2105 Atlantic Ave

218 Hull St

106 Somers St

939 Thomas S Boyland St

Mother Gaston Cluster

3470 Fulton St

12 Monaco Pl

36 Euclid Ave

25 Truxton St

255 Hull St

212 Hull St

214 Hull St

Patrick Gorman Apartments

31 Truxton St

183 Dumont Ave

423 Amboy St

27 Truxton St

29 Truxton St

2192 Fulton St

23 Truxton St

1934 Prospect Pl

58 De Sales Pl

74 De Sales Plz

202 Hull St

3478 Fulton St

203 Sutter Ave

The Hill

225 Rockaway Ave

96-98 Newport St

45 De Sales Pl

73 Lott Ave

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