
Apartments near New Lots Avenue (3,4 Line)-4 in Brooklyn, NY (2,737 Rentals)


465 Wilson Ave

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1351 Hancock St

1359 Hancock St

206 Cornelia St

464 Wilson Ave

147 Cornelia St

860 Hancock St

1108 Putnam Ave

570 Evergreen Ave

1347 Hancock St

1102 Putnam Ave

The Jacobowitz Portfolio

467 Central Ave

1066 Putnam Ave

1333 Hancock St

463 Wilson Ave

SFR, 3 Family Dwelling

1363 Hancock St

1105 Putnam Ave

856 Hancock St

1060 Putnam Ave

564 Evergreen Ave

562 Evergreen Ave

246 Cornelia St

248 Cornelia St

66 Howard Ave

1143 Bushwick Ave

1125 Putnam Ave

1144 Bushwick Ave

1220-1222 Putnam Ave

1457 Broadway

1050 Putnam Avenue

1140 Bushwick Ave

1141 Bushwick Ave

710 Knickerbocker Ave

705 Knickerbocker Ave

Knickerbocker Avenue Cluster

1406 Jefferson Ave

503 Evergreen Ave

264 Cornelia St

1446 Broadway

1444 Broadway

54 Howard Ave

1044 Putnam Ave

231 Cornelia St

474 Central Ave

343 E 59th St

992 Madison St

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