
Apartments near New Utrecht Avenue-N in Brooklyn, NY (4,606 Rentals)


4513 10th Ave

864 49th St

1025 45th St

1124 43rd St

1163 43rd St

1225 42nd St

1223 42nd St

The Alexander Court Condominium

1230 42nd St

1642 41st St

1371 41st St

36 Parkville Ave

1225 McDonald Ave

726 60th St

723-725 60th St

718 60th St

723 59th St

727 59th St

1674 41st St

933 Mcdonald Ave

813 52nd St

4012 14th Ave

1625 41st St

542-556 Dahill Rd

2150 71st St

4117 12th Ave

1215 42nd St

2102 74th St

6802-6804 Bay Pky

1579 41st St

4014 16th Ave

6309 Bay Pky

1315 41st St

1017-1021 45th St

4115 12th Ave

4113 12th Ave

1217 42nd St

7424 21st Ave

2036 77th St

1143 43rd St

The Berkshire

983 46th St

4514 10th Ave

844 50th St

1745 84th St

974 45th St

2021 78th St

2078 Bay Ridge Pky

Lakeland Arms

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