
Apartments near Newkirk Avenue (2,5 Line)-2 in Brooklyn, NY (4,468 Rentals)


715 E 32nd St

1555-1565 Nostrand Ave

108 Kenilworth Pl

21 E 29th St

590 E 21st St

600 E 21st St

636 E 21st St

Peter S. Cortelyou

669 E 21st St

2111 Foster Ave

2620 Glenwood Rd

618 E 21st St

650 East 21st Street

550 E 21st St

Ditmas Hall

580 E 21st St

Bedford Square

520 e 21st street

538 East 21st

2011 Newkirk Ave

485-499 E 21st St

979-985 Ocean Ave

120 Kenilworth Pl

129-139 Amersfort Pl

712 E 27th St

723 E 27th St

1028 New York Ave

2015 FOSTER AVE

1011 Ocean Ave

2010 Newkirk Ave

967 Ocean Ave

1543-1553 Nostrand Ave

145 Kenilworth Pl

2015 Dorchester Road

Dora Court

2405 Tilden Ave

The College

2420 Glenwood Rd

724 E 27th St

1039 Ocean Ave

1021 Ocean Ave

480 E 21st St

855 Ocean Ave

1045-1051 Ocean Ave

835 Ocean Ave

460 E 21st St

2337 Bedford Ave

738 E 21st St

1012 Ocean Ave

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