
Apartments near Newkirk Avenue (2,5 Line)-2 in Brooklyn, NY (4,466 Rentals)


542-556 Dahill Rd

36 Parkville Ave

3609 15th Ave

1526 37th St

1532 37th St

420 McDonald Ave

1636 40th St

Lakeland Arms

1674 41st St

8 Reeve Pl

149 Prospect Park SW

45 Ocean Ave

1075 Ocean Pky

686 Vanderbilt St

1520 37th St

355 Mcdonald Ave

347 Mcdonald Ave

34 Parkville Ave

398 McDonald Ave

1605 40th St

48 E 52nd St

52 E 52nd St

1249-1253 E 55th St

433 Kingston Ave

1362 E 18th St

630 Vanderbilt Street

262 Dahill Rd

240 Sullivan Pl

406 Remsen Ave

1313 E 16th St

698 Empire Blvd

744 Lefferts Ave

1620 40th St

3623 15th Ave

1514 37th St

4415 18th Ave

978 McDonald Ave

1235 Prospect Ave

1463 36th St

1508 37th St

250 Seeley St

44 Empire Blvd

4205 17th Ave

1622 40th St

322 Greenwood Ave

1416 Avenue M

1536 38th St

1502 37th St

1384 E 19th St

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