
Apartments near Utica Avenue-C in Brooklyn, NY (10,439 Rentals)


126 Marion St

316 Patchen Ave

312 Patchen Ave

573 Macon St

275A Malcolm X Blvd

Malcolm X Boulevard - CO-LIVING

271 Malcolm X Blvd

1573 Bergen St

519 Macon St

405 Decatur St

391 Lewis Avenue

838 Herkimer St

180 Decatur St

265 Malcolm X Blvd

453 Macon St

42 Troy Ave

285 Macdonough St

1615 Bergen St

514 Herkimer St

418 Macon St

570 Halsey St

1613 Bergen St

851 Herkimer St

373 Lewis Ave

268 Malcolm X Blvd

Brooklyn-Crown Heights Multifamily

414 Macon St

859 Herkimer Street

261 Malcolm X Blvd

1872 Fulton St

1522 Bergen Street

266 Malcolm X Blvd

166 Decatur St

Maynard Co-op

1895A Pacific St

Concern Bergen

1612 Bergen St

BainBridge Cluster Portfolio

510 Halsey St

1600 Pacific St

281-285 Bainbridge St

359 Lewis Ave

382-384 Macon St

523 Halsey St

264 Malcolm X Blvd

494 Halsey St

1596 Pacific St

477 Halsey St

1631 Pacific St

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