
Apartments near Saratoga Avenue-3 in Brooklyn, NY (5,611 Rentals)


457 Greene Ave

302 Nostrand Ave

437 Greene Ave

907 Saint Marks Ave

Common Baker

305 Legion St

257 Grafton St

324 Legion St

245 Grafton St

284 Grafton St

816 Saratoga Ave

2160-2162 Strauss St

351 Riverdale Avenue

2171 Strauss St

49 Riverdale Ave

308 E 98th St

306 E 98th St

385 Legion St

361 Legion St

397 Legion St

806 Howard Ave

77 Riverdale Ave

2210 Strauss St

366 E 98th St

341 Herzl St

320 Rockaway Pky

2216 Strauss St

314 Rockaway Pky

384 E 98th St

350 Rockaway Pky

380 E 98th St

357 Rockaway Pky

401 Legion St

391 Rockaway Pky

2236 Strauss St

389 Herzl St

405 Legion St

892 Saratoga Ave

259 Herzl St

898 Saratoga Ave

2022 Strauss St

893 Saratoga Ave

363 Amboy St

114 Riverdale Ave

376 Rockaway Pky

116 Riverdale Ave

45 Newport St

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