
Apartments near Park Place (S Line)-Franklin Avenue Shuttle in Brooklyn, NY (3,379 Rentals)


1503 Fulton St

105 Park Pl

1463 Dean Street

452 Rogers Ave

806 Eastern Parkway

151 Berkeley Pl

810 Eastern Pky

259 Flatbush Ave

426 Clermont Ave

149 Berkeley Pl

808 Eastern Pky

527 1St Street

141 Greene Ave

323 Franklin Ave

827 President St

1356 Bergen St

261 Quincy Street

403 putnam ave

499 Dean St

497 Dean St

132 Lincoln Pl

1556 Atlantic Ave

22 Fiske Pl

346 Jefferson Ave

216 Macon St

970 Saint Marks Ave

304 Quincy St

273 Quincy St

134 Lincoln Pl

58 Decatur St

974 Saint Marks Ave

1149 St Johns Pl

41-43 Clifton Pl

228 Clifton Pl

1365 Carroll St

814 Eastern Pky

433 Greene St

1469 Dean St

278 Lexington Ave

816 Eastern Pky

The Serine

1153 St Johns Pl

302 Quincy St

309 Hancock St

277 Quincy St

282 Lexington Ave

416 Clermont Ave

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