
Apartments near Rockaway Avenue (3,4 Line)-4 in Brooklyn, NY (4,660 Rentals)


M650 FLATS

30 Hampton Pl

135 Albany Ave

162 Albany Ave

1554-1558 Pacific St

256 Decatur St

625 Halsey St

909 Jefferson Ave

836 Jefferson Ave

108 Ralph Ave

44 Howard Ave

1060 Putnam Ave

42 Howard Ave

17 Cornelia St

24 Cornelia St

1050 Hancock St

154-162 Schaefer St

8523 Avenue J

1017 E 86th St

188 Cooper St

230 Moffat St

1353-1368 E 92nd St

288 Arlington Ave

310 Milford St

294 Milford St

417 Milford St

423 Milford St

427 Milford St

464 Milford St

524 Midwood St

Jefferson Brownstone

Newly Renovated 1 Bedroom

1066 Hancock Street

435 Milford St

437 Milford St

601 Halsey St

519 Maple St

514 Maple St

177 Patchen Ave

371 MacDonough St

372 Mac Donough St

268 Malcolm X Blvd

1064 Hancock St

429 Milford St

433 Milford St

327 Milford St

203 Montauk Ave

117 Cleveland St

234 Moffat St

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