
Apartments near Pacific Street-N in Brooklyn, NY (10,262 Rentals)


100 Summit St

255 Columbia St

236 Columbia St

51 Woodhull St

664 Henry St

8 Remsen St

2 Montague Ter

10 Remsen St

Converted to SFR

144 Willow St

140 Willow St

73 Orange St

155 14th St

520-522 4th Ave LLC (522)

200 13th St

366 12th St

362 12th St

370-372 12th St

378 12th St

401 12th St

386 7th Ave

531 11th St

85 Hudson Ave

620-628 10th St

133 Prospect Park W

844 Kent Ave

838 Kent Ave

160 Franklin Ave

231 Skillman St

237 Skillman St

1022 Bedford Ave

1050 Bedford Ave

21 Brevoort Pl

21-23 Spencer Pl

11 Spencer Pl

Jefferson Cluster ( 1204 Bedford Ave )

235 Skillman St

1028 Bedford Ave

22 Brevoort Place

1162 Fulton St

23 Brevoort Pl

1077 Bedford Ave

1095 Bedford Ave

186 Putnam Ave

1192 Bedford Ave

1190 Bedford Ave

1091-1093 Bedford Ave

581 Franklin Ave

46 Hancock Street

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