
Apartments near Utica Avenue-A in Brooklyn, NY (10,463 Rentals)


1076-1080 Putnam Ave

1438-1440 Broadway

1357 Eastern Pkwy

354 Saratoga Ave

161 Macdougal St

163 Macdougal St

1444 Broadway

609 Gates Ave

607 Gates Ave

605 Gates Ave

996 Park Pl

949 Prospect Pl

353 Monroe St

1446 Broadway

32 Patchen Ave

881 Lexington Ave

481 Chauncey St

456 Quincy St

259 Sumpter St

538 Bainbridge St

426 Chauncey St

Francis Court

992 Jefferson Ave

860 Macon St

339 Saratoga Ave

2158 Dean St

2160 Dean St

33 Patchen Ave

31 Patchen Ave

887 Lexington Ave

104 Macon St

1365 Fulton St

The Herkimer

1363 Fulton St

71 New York Ave

341 Madison St

1054 Sterling Pl

427 Throop Ave

222 Van Buren St

176 Lewis Ave

307 Troy Ave

900 Eastern Pky

124 Stuyvesant Ave

1667 President St

VAN BUREN ST 3BR

487 Chauncey Street

228 Van Buren St

255 Van Buren St

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