
Apartments near New Lots Avenue (3,4 Line)-4 in Brooklyn, NY (2,736 Rentals)


486 Herzl St

2044 Bergen St

143 Rockaway Ave

2160 Fulton Street

203 Hull St

176 Rockaway Ave

621 Amboy St

147 Rockaway Ave

2156 Fulton St

2158 Fulton Street

141 Rockaway Ave

10117 Avenue J

44 Lott Ave

549 Herzl St

77 Riverdale Ave

15 Gunther Pl

1634 Eastern Pky

Murray's Court

2061 Fulton St

2028 Bergen St

187 Hull St

280 Macdougal St

380 Etna St

38 Somers St

1631 Eastern Pky

127 Blake Ave

2236 Strauss St

2261-2265 Strauss St

2171 Strauss St

2210 Strauss St

2160-2162 Strauss St

SEED Cooperative Apartments

2018 Bergen St

1629 Eastern Pky

2216 Strauss St

27 Furman Ave

2245 Strauss St

2249 Strauss St

2303 Strauss St

1581 Pitkin Ave

1500 Bushwick Ave

1504 Bushwick Ave

2022 Strauss St

1498 Bushwick Ave

16 Gunther Pl

2284 Strauss St

45 Newport St

2301 Strauss St

41 Newport St

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