
Apartments near Utica Avenue-A in Brooklyn, NY (10,465 Rentals)


895 Park Pl

732 Saint Marks Ave

226 New York Avenue

699 Eastern Pky

613 Greene Ave

1199 Dean St

224 New York Ave

810 Marcy Ave

2028 Bergen St

57-59 Grove St

68 Grove St

599-607 Greene Ave

161 Hancock Street

1143 Lafayette Ave

1285 Fulton St

The Shelton

934 Dekalb Ave

71 Stuyvesant Ave

748-750 Crown St

1087 Dekalb Ave

1095 Dekalb Ave

908 Bushwick Ave

638 Kosciuszko St

32 Van Buren St

105 Herkimer Street

99 Halsey St

64-66 Grove St

64 Palmetto St

1629 Eastern Pky

1631 Eastern Pky

1195 Bushwick Ave

1588 Eastern Pky

1234 Bushwick Ave

1242 Bushwick Ave

1008 Halsey St

16 Gunther Pl

431 Marion St

143 Hull St

427 Marion St

405 Utica Ave

356 Lexington Ave

1237 Atlantic Ave

964 Saint Johns Pl

347A Quincy St

27 Rockaway Pky

937 Bushwick Avenue

609 Nostrand Ave

598 Howard Ave

1500-1502 Pitkin Ave

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