
Apartments near New Lots Avenue (L Line)-L in Brooklyn, NY (3,290 Rentals)


426 Chauncey St

3 Units, Mixed Use, Solid Brick Building

1015 Belmont Ave

1392 Lincoln Pl

92 Fountain Ave

529 E 49th St

1067 Utica Ave

523 Euclid Ave

509 Chauncey St

497 Chauncey St

1710 Union St

1673 President St

1484 Sterling Pl

487 Chauncey Street

489 Chauncey St

525 Euclid Ave

MULTIFAMILY -EAST NEW YORK

748-750 Crown St

1751 Union St

1455-1459 St Johns Pl

63 Buffalo Ave

4721-4723 Church Ave

282 Marion St

481 Chauncey St

185 Hale Ave

402 E 48th St

1880 Pacific St

225 Howard Ave

477 Chauncey Street

1845-1849 Atlantic Ave

11 Kane Pl

1922 Fulton St

954 Montgomery St

743 Crown St

1667 President St

4802 Snyder Ave

726 Schenectady Ave

616 Crescent St

503 Euclid Ave

620 Crescent St

118 Shepherd Ave

196 Hale Ave

234 Norwood

223 Howard Ave

1926 Fulton St

1924 Fulton St

262 Utica Ave

45 Moffat St

461 Chauncey St

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