
Apartments near Smith-9 Streets-F in Brooklyn, NY (6,641 Rentals)


658 Henry St

84 1st Pl

86 1st Pl

118 14th St

156 12th St

179 8th St

385 Court St

179A Eighth St

70 1st Pl

111 1st Pl

345 Hoyt St

179 12th St

60 Nelson St

72 1st Pl

74 1st Pl

76 1st Pl

36 2nd Pl

637 Henry St

15 3rd Pl

455 Clinton St

62 1st Pl

66 1st Pl

64 1st Pl

60 1st Pl

68 1st Pl

97 1st Pl

99 1st Pl

181 12th St

185 12th St

60 15th St

256 10th St

87 1st Pl

93 1st Pl

190 8th St

135 14th St

214 11th St

238 Carroll St

91 1st Pl

89 1st Pl

95 1st Pl

240 Carroll St

304 President St

54 1st Pl

16 2nd Pl

58 1st Pl

34 2nd Pl

48 1st Pl

81 1st Pl

325 Smith St

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