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


1584 Fulton St

401 Macon St

1559-1563 Dean St

403 Macon St

293 Stuyvesant Ave

488 Marcus Garvey Blvd

The Decatur

442-446 Decatur St

246 Malcolm X Blvd

The Bradford in Bedford Stuyvesant

27 Albany Avenue

575 Hancock St

1212 Saint Marks Avenue

235 Malcolm X Blvd

633 Hancock St

668 Hancock St

Brevoort Houses

St. Marks Apartments

623 Halsey St

161 Utica Ave

Putnam Cluster (680 Jefferson)

1248 St Marks Ave

663 hancock

686 Jefferson Ave

1417 Prospect Pl

1873 Atlantic Ave

1453 Prospect Pl

716 Jefferson Ave

475 Hancock St

1912 Pacific St

673 Halsey St

412 Herkimer Street

469 Hancock St

Hello Fulton

1484 Prospect Pl

274 Chauncey St

763 Putnam Ave

190 Utica Ave

400 Herkimer St

1350 Park Pl

443 Hancock St

Rochester Avenue

The Exchange

150 Patchen Ave

198 Utica

70 Decatur St

1322 St Marks Ave

1444 Park Pl

211 Marion St
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