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


479a Hancock St

9 Columbus Pl

137 Albany Avenue

467 Hancock St

175 Macdonough St

181 MacDonough St

300 Macon Street

135 Albany Ave

410 Marcus Garvey Blvd

585 Jefferson Ave

700 Putnam Ave

696 Putnam Ave

173 Schenectady Ave

770 Putnam Ave

669 Halsey St

347 Bainbridge St

1922 Fulton St

1526 Pacific St

1924 Fulton St

1926 Fulton St

209 Malcolm X Blvd

182 Macdonough St

92 Decatur St

286 Macon Street

404 Marcus Garvey Blvd

463A Hancock St

465 Hancock Street

187 Utica Ave

210 Malcolm X Blvd

1499 Prospect Pl

168 Patchen Ave

716 Putnam Ave

186 Utica Ave

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679 Halsey St

676 Putnam Ave

688 Putnam Ave

1918 Pacific St

946 Herkimer St

948 Herkimer St

1922 Pacific St

515 Decatur St

1431 Park Pl

280 Macon Street

194-196 Ralph Ave

654 Putnam Ave

518 Jefferson Ave

282 Macon St

1479 Dean St

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