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


1205 Eastern Pky

Khidmah Arms

Arlington Village

Fountain Seaview B2

Park Court

1752 Union St

1803 Union St

1004 Utica Ave

1199 Eastern Pky

1507 Saint John's Place

1193 Eastern Pky

1746 Union St

728-730 Linden Blvd

1512 Park Place

Park Mansion

871 Liberty Ave

1912 Pacific St

964 Belmont Ave

934 Glenmore Ave

970 Belmont Ave

Fountain Seaview

1515 Park Pl

5461 Kings Hwy

1921 - 1925 Fulton Street Housing Dev

Sumpter Marcus

1651 Carroll St

720 Linden Blvd

Liberty Avenue Residence

Harding Court

321-331 Utica Ave

1159 Eastern Pky

1492 Park Pl

Clarendon Gardens

1484 Prospect Pl

Rochester Avenue

1514 Sterling Pl

Casa Albert

906-916 E New York Ave

1470 St Johns Pl

5201 Clarendon Rd

1873 Atlantic Ave

3059 Fulton St

119 Fountain Ave

543-547 Chauncey St

191 Sumpter St

28 Macdougal St

1449 Bushwick Ave

Majestic Court

877 Empire Blvd

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