This area of the city is brimming with possibilities. Located in Prospect Lefferts Gardens - a residential neighborhood in the Flatbush area of Brooklyn - there’s an energy to this area of New York City that simply can’t be ignored. Busy areas like bustling Flatbush Avenue ensure there’s no shortage of unique spaces to explore, while close proximity to Prospect Park makes it an area that will complement every lifestyle. Easy access to Q, 2, and 5 train lines also means an easy commute into Manhattan.
Diverse, charming, and exciting, PLG is a Brooklyn neighborhood where past meets present. Stroll Flatbush Avenue to find authentic ethnic grocery stores, restaurants, and cafes or explore landmarks like Kings Theatre to take a peek into the borough’s rich history. Cutting-edge eateries, bars, and nightlife hangouts also make PLG an exciting place to gather with friends or mingle with others from the area.
Enjoying the great outdoors is easy in this part of the city. 100 Lenox Road is located just 4 blocks from Brooklyn’s Prospect Park, a charming greenspace that allows you to experience summer concerts at the bandshell, autumn farmer’s markers, and winter fun at the ice-skating rink. This neighborhood’s quiet, tree-lined streets make it a desirable place for families as well as young professionals who want room to breathe.
PLG is home to an array of festivals that celebrate Brooklyn’s culturally diverse residents. An area of New York City that once housed a range of immigrant families, the “melting pot” mentality remains alive and well in this diverse, dynamic cultural center. With a myriad of volunteer organizations committed to keeping PLG beautiful, this community-centered neighborhood keeps getting better and better.
EXR complies fully with local, state and federal fair housing laws against discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, handicap, age, marital status and/or familial status, children or other prohibited factors.
The Civil Rights Act of 1968 known as the Federal Fair Housing Law makes illegal any discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex or national origin in connection with the sale or rental of housing. The 1988 amendment to this Act (The Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988) expands the coverage of this law to handicapped persons and families with children. EXR complies fully with State and local statutes and Federal Fair Housing laws.
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• Account numbers: In most instances, you won’t see your complete account number online. For security reasons, we’ll only reveal a few digits (typically the last 3 or 4) of your account number. The remaining digits are represented by a series of periods or the letter X.
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