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


1671 Bedford Ave

1015 Washington Ave

853 Empire Blvd

877 Empire Blvd

9201 Kings Hwy

281 Crown St

455 E 92nd St

333 E 93rd St

Highway Court

950 Rutland Rd

1324 Carroll St

1928 Ocean Ave

1423 Avenue N

1946 Ocean

375-389 Troy Ave

899 Montgomery St

1753 47th St

150 Crown Street / Pasadena

363 New York Ave

565 Crown St

473 E 92nd St

1027-1049 Clarkson Ave

Winthrop

1026-1030 Willmohr St

100 E 92nd St

601 Crown St

4109 Realty LLC

4018 15th Ave

1384 Carroll St

1947 Ocean Ave

201 Crown St

921 Montgomery St

621 Crown St

1500 Carroll St

Machon Chana Women's Institute

267 Rogers Ave

2626 Kings Hwy

3620 Bedford Ave

2302 Avenue O

9302 Kings Hwy

9325 Kings Hwy

947 Montgomery St

975 Washington Ave

3619 Bedford Ave

712 Crown St

1004 Utica Ave

1414 E 14th St

1806 48th St

1225 Ocean Pky

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