
Apartments near Sterling Street-5 in Brooklyn, NY (9,406 Rentals)


459 9th St

220 Prospect Park W

216 Prospect Park W

220 Saint James Pl

358 E 17th St

454 E 22nd St

2318 Avenue D

411 E 26th St

511 Throop Ave

515 Throop Ave

437 Jefferson Ave

439 Jefferson Ave

341 Madison St

463 Putnam Ave

509 Throop Ave

1 Family + Store w/ approved plans for 3 Fam

1593 Prospect Pl

1602 Prospect Pl

1606 Prospect Pl

1629 Park Pl

1682 Sterling Pl

1399 Eastern Pky

326 E 94th St

285 E 95th St

1207 Rogers Ave

42 Rochester Ave

784-786 President St

1067 Utica Ave

120 Tapscott St

1895A Pacific St

359 E 54th St

5501 Snyder Ave

294 E 55th St

495 Putnam Ave

490 Putnam Ave

451 Jefferson Ave

507 Throop Ave

443 Jefferson Ave

457 Jefferson Ave

380 Marcus Garvey Blvd

458 Halsey St

372 Lewis Ave

271 Decatur St

770 Herkimer St

772 Herkimer St

412 Gates Ave

410 Gates Ave

3013-3019 Newkirk Ave

810 Marcy Ave

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