
Apartments near New Lots Avenue (L Line)-L in Brooklyn, NY (3,299 Rentals)


East Flatbush

110 Wyona St

Harry T Nance

S Court Sutter Homes

Cypress Development - Cypress Homes

Nehemiah Spring Creek

619 Glenmore Ave

1503 Eastern Parkway

2058 Union St

701 Ralph Ave

1027-1049 Clarkson Ave

178 E 95th St

553 Howard Ave

2767-2777 Atlantic Ave

105 E 86th St

Winthrop Court

The Agora

669 Ralph Ave

5815 Snyder Ave

Park Manor

21 Pennsylvania Ave

2016 Union St

Gateway Elton Phase I - Building B

The Highland Apartments

2815 Atlantic Ave

5733 Kings Hwy

99 E 96th St

1002 Clarkson Ave

82-92 Rockaway Pky

124 Van Siclen Ave

Gateway Elton Phase I - Building C

Building F

1675 Lincoln Pl

John Walter Edwards Apartments

1671 Lincoln Place

Rockaway Court

73 E 96th St

Rockridge

Phase I - Building A

2886 Atlantic Ave

2769 Fulton St

Atlantic Plaza Towers

Lee Arms

1169 E New York Ave

Winthrop

1370 Eastern Pky

1757 Sterling Pl

385 Cleveland St

2869 Atlantic Ave

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