
Apartments near Brooklyn Hospital Center - Downtown Campus in Brooklyn, NY (11,769 Rentals)


756 Grand St

681 Metropolitan Ave

739 Grand St

421 Crown St

240 Ainslie St

214 Scholes St

225 Bushwick Ave

297 Graham Ave

331 Leonard St

68 Jackson St

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1188 Sterling Pl

1157 Saint Johns Pl

233-235 Montrose Ave

1163 Saint Johns Pl

237 Montrose Ave

73 Skillman Ave

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241 Montrose Ave

63 Jackson St

112 Conselyea St

326 Leonard St

328 Leonard St

766 Grand St

319 Lincoln Rd

294-300 Graham Ave

59 Withers St

137 Devoe St

268 Albany Ave

749 Grand St

679 Metropolitan Ave

275 Humboldt St

306 Lincoln Rd

32 Frost St

114 Conselyea St

800 Eastern Pky

116 Conselyea St

302 Lincoln Rd

329 Lincoln Rd

239 Montrose Ave

337 Lincoln Rd

277 Humboldt St

19 Frost St

762 Grand Street

347 Lincoln Road

139 Devoe St

753 Grand St

337 Leonard St

330 Leonard St

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There are currently 18,872 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,250 to $17,177 with an average price of $4,049.
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