
Apartments near Saratoga Avenue-3 in Brooklyn, NY (5,620 Rentals)


1406 Lincoln Plz

1551 Park Pl

1893 Bergen St

1901 Bergen St

98 Liberty Ave

44 Christopher Ave

444 Ralph Ave

1145 Eastern Pky

Sterling Court

1392 Lincoln Pl

2192 Dean St

537 Snediker Ave

469 Riverdale Ave

539 Snediker Ave

2160 Dean St

2158 Dean St

215 Rochester Ave

Beckies Court

5420 Snyder Ave

365 E 52nd St

743 Crown St

1751 Union St

1667 President St

370 E 52nd St

1508 Park Pl

2092 Dean St

2102 Dean St

315 Saratoga Ave

504 Hinsdale St

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369 Howard Ave

373 Howard Ave

2076 Dean St

2308 Dean St

177 Buffalo Avenue

1506 Sterling Pl

1521 Sterling Pl

383 E 52nd St

1500 Prospect Plz

1488 Sterling Pl

359 E 54th St

218 Rochester Avenue

5023 Church Ave

1102 Eastern Pkwy

1504-1506 Prospect Pl

354 E 54th St

169 Buffalo Ave

2155 Dean Street

123 Powell St

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