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


1024 Montgomery St

2520 Kings Hwy

1523-1543 E 26th St

1805 49th St

Holy Spirit Apartments

961 Washington Ave

448 E 94th St

414 E 94th St

1103 Carroll Street

244 Rogers Ave

2020 Avenue O

1985 Ocean Ave

1974 51st St

Akoya Luxury Rentals

1180 President St

1172 President St

1176 President St

Casa Albert

9407 Kings Hwy

1497 Carroll St

1030 Carroll St

279 E 94th St

987-997 Rutland Rd

405 E 94th St

1582 E 22nd St

1122 Avenue N

1440 E 14th St

Rizaro Court

941 Washington Ave

Loden

86 E 94th St

455 E 94th St

241 Rogers Ave

1996 Ocean Avenue

1544 President St

1049 Montgomery St

1171 President St

1366 40th St

1801 50th St

1614 Bedford Ave

Winthrop Court

84 E 94th St

1092 President Street

1131 President Street

178 E 95th St

Chateau Thierry Apartments

1469 President St

1552 President St

1577-1585 Carroll St

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