
Apartments near Newkirk Avenue (2,5 Line)-2 in Brooklyn, NY (4,471 Rentals)


The Lincoln at Prospect Park

1776-1778 Bedford Ave

532 Flatbush Ave

1800 Ocean Ave

92 E 53rd St

106-110 E 53rd St

903 Lenox Rd

780 E 2nd St

290 Empire Blvd

137 Sterling St

Pratt House

East Flatbush Nep Cluster

521 McDonald Ave

75 Ocean Ave

611-615 E 76th St

451 Kingston Ave

The Lincoln Apartments

105 E 86th St

456 Brooklyn Ave

58-68 E 55th St

Crown Heights

25 Lefferts Ave

348-350 Empire Blvd

1325 E 19th St

270 Empire Blvd

1767 Bedford Ave

7 Balfour Pl

1333 E 18th St

235 E 2nd St

84 Lawrence Ave

20 Baughman Pl

87-91 E 53rd St

The Elmray

65 Ocean Avenue

580 Empire Blvd

437 Kingston Ave

506 Empire Blvd

The Fine Court

114 Albemarle Rd

O2

621 Lefferts

199 E 2nd St

Webster Court

49-59 Parkville Ave

55 Ocean Ave

1845 Ocean Ave

Francis Marion

289 Empire Blvd

102 Albemarle Rd

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