
Apartments near Newkirk Avenue (B,Q Line)-Q in Brooklyn, NY (4,961 Rentals)


4901 14th Ave

4800 14th Ave

130 Clarkson Ave

260 Lenox Rd

Sunset Court

1903 Ocean Ave

250 Lenox Rd

270 Parkside Ave

85 Clarkson Ave

140 Clarkson Avenue

1440 E 14th St

5201 15th Ave

4812 14th Ave

1347 48th St

1314 46th St

1360 48th St

Amersfort Garden

225 Parkside Ave

1397 E 2nd St

2031 Bedford Ave

280 Parkside Ave

Rogers Court

1365 Nostrand Ave

184 Clarkson Ave

176 Clarkson Ave

212 E 34th St

The Lawrence

270 Lenox Rd

275 Linden Blvd

Lake Court

1451 52nd St

1320 47th St

5200 15th Ave

5219 15th Ave

1240 E 38th St

1425 51st St

Congrega Machna Shalva

1472 52nd St

263 Parkside Ave

271 Parkside Ave

1928 Ocean Ave

135 Clarkson Ave

287 Linden Blvd

322-332 Linden Blvd

390 Parkside Ave

Harding Court

223 Lenox Rd

206 Clarkson Ave

Clarkson Arms

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