
Apartments near Utica Avenue-C in Brooklyn, NY (3,036 Rentals)


650 Marcy Ave

105 Hart St

206 Cornelia St

1301 Putnam Ave

1299 Putnam Ave

66 Pulaski St

94 Hart St

92 Hart St

84 Hart St

321 Crown St

637 Marcy Avenue

46A Pulaski St

502 Montgomery St

464 Wilson Ave

231 Cornelia St

536 Willoughby Ave

499 Montgomery St

489 Montgomery St

481 Montgomery Street

45 Pulaski St

532 Willoughby Ave

443 Wilson Ave

620 Marcy Ave

465 Wilson Ave

246 Cornelia St

469 Wilson Ave

463 Wilson Ave

248 Cornelia St

508 Willoughby Avenue

129 Chauncey St

180 Bainbridge

53 Utica Ave

Furnished Luxury Landmark Townhouse

321 Malcolm X Blvd

Smith Woodward Plaza

305 Decatur St

575 Herkimer St

181 Chauncey Street

242-248 Bainbridge St

1750-1762 Dean St

WEEKSVILLE GARDENS

The Garnet

834 Herkimer Street

1599 Bergen St

Atlantic Avenue Apartments

Risley Dent Towers

168-170 Decatur St

110 Rochester Ave

378 Lewis Ave
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