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


885 Rogers Plaza

811 Ocean Ave

401 E. 21st

2322 Bedford Ave

420 E 21st St

832 Ocean Ave

1038 Ocean Ave

854 Ocean Ave

782 E 32nd St

Samjo Realty coporation

1908 Newkirk Ave

781 Ocean Ave

822 OCEAN AVE

Shamco Apartments - 1901 Dorchester Rd

2717 Snyder Ave

816 Ocean Ave

1900 Newkirk Ave

327 E 19th St

2605 Snyder Avenue

180 Erasmus St

305 E 34th St

800-810 Ocean Ave

755 Ocean Ave

335 E 19th St

Mayflower Court

134 Erasmus St

865 Rogers

3413 Avenue H

41 E 31st St

323 E 19th St

369 E 21st St

3220 AVENUE H

735 Ocean Ave

Courtelyou

136 Erasmus St

Cortelyou Hall

309 E 19th St

885 E 38th St

1495 Nostrand Ave

1122 Ocean Ave

350 East 19th Street

Kinsor Tower

31 E 31st St

Hampton House Apartments

330 E 19th St

2102 Regent Place

750 Ocean Ave

2116 Regent Pl

766 Ocean Ave

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