$2,650/mo
no-feeHancock St · Bed-Stuy
first seen 2h ago
Free to search · Real-time NYC listings
Sunny 1BR in Bed-Stuy, under $2,800, near the park
Found 3 fresh matches — pulled live just now.
$2,650/mo
no-feeHancock St · Bed-Stuy
first seen 2h ago
$2,500/mo
no-feeMacon St · Bed-Stuy
first seen today
$2,750/mo
no-feeHalsey St · Bed-Stuy
new
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