
Apartments near Pacific Street-R in Brooklyn, NY (3,661 Rentals)


129 Hall St

383 St Johns Pl

135 Pacific St

269 Union St

372 Saint Johns Pl

397 5th Ave

360 Clinton St

144 Atlantic Ave

342 Clinton St

106 1st Pl

134 2nd Pl

265 Union St

154 Clinton Owners, Inc.

11 4th St

132 State St

136 Amity St

9 4th St

348 Clinton St

151-155 Atlantic Ave

26 4th St

34 Adelphi St

391 Saint Johns Pl

134 Pacific St

53 Flatbush Ave Ext

416 4th Ave

110 1st Pl

13 4th St

112 1st Pl

143 Amity St

134 Amity St

134 State St

132 Amity St

350 Clinton St

18 4th St

557 3rd Owners Corp.

400 5th Ave

42 Duffield St

364 Clinton St

155 Atlantic Ave

211 8th Ave

260 Greene Ave

346 Clinton St

1039 Fulton St

163 Warren St

244 President St

10 4th St

575 Grand Ave

380 Saint Johns Pl

308 Lincoln Pl

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