
Apartments near Utica Avenue-C in Brooklyn, NY (10,444 Rentals)


2 Stanwix St

603 Knickerbocker Ave

294 Rogers Ave

388 E 96th St

378 Weirfield St

30 Meserole St

15 E 31st St

234 Decatur St

90 Troy Ave

447-449 Decatur St

674 Hancock St

The Maison on Jefferson

1511 Pacific St

558A Monroe Street

454A Jefferson Ave

1476 Fulton Street

912 Putnam Ave

1485 Fulton St

780 Madison St

Common Brower (Furnished Rooms)

656 Macdonough

863 Hancock St

966 Gates Ave

The Maison on Halsey

733 Lexington Ave

208 Lewis Ave

264 Saratoga Ave

1568 Lincoln Pl

1010 Gates Ave

829 Greene Ave

566 Gates Ave

1014 Greene Ave

333 Tompkins Avenue

920 Lafayette Ave

330 Troy Ave

1487 Broadway

951 Mad

1082 Greene- Shared Living Spaces

913 Park Pl

492 Gates Ave

1002 Bushwick Ave

1510-1520 Carroll St

1184 Bushwick Ave

1072 Dekalb Ave

65 Van Buren St

871 Park Pl

901 Sterling Pl

Cohabs- Prospect 271- Coliving

1257 Pacific St

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