
Apartments near Norwood Avenue (J,Z Lines)-J in Brooklyn, NY (3,576 Rentals)


1718 Himrod St

462 Onderdonk Ave

479 Fairview Ave

491 Grandview Ave

458 Onderdonk Ave

2012 Harman St

464 Woodward Ave

1710 Himrod St

18-14 Himrod St

481 Grandview Ave

478 Grandview Ave

1874 Himrod St

1878 Himrod St

1727 Himrod St

17-11 Himrod St

17-17 Himrod St

1703 Himrod St

17-09 Himrod St

17-07 Himrod St

477 Grandview Ave

18-70 Himrod St

413 Seneca Ave

410 Seneca Ave

1725 Himrod St

416 Woodward Ave

453-455 Fairview Ave

2 Family w/ finished Bsmt (50 x 100 ft Lot!)

413 Onderdonk Ave

18-65 Himrod St

1863 Himrod St

413 Woodward Ave

4-57 Grandview Ave

20-20 Himrod St

457 Grandview Ave

404 Onderdonk Ave

402 Onderdonk Ave

390 Seneca Ave

1701 Stanhope St

1705 Stanhope St

1711 Stanhope St

1717 Stanhope St

453 Grandview Ave

17-23 Stanhope St

413 Fairview Ave

1707 Stanhope St

446 Grandview Ave

1869 Stanhope St

1877 Stanhope St

18-79 Stanhope St

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