
Apartments near Brooklyn Hospital Center - Downtown Campus in Brooklyn, NY (11,782 Rentals)


462 Madison St

330 Union Ave

439 16th St

1671 Bedford Ave

261-271 Metropolitan Ave

Ten Eyck & Maujer Street Apartments

171 Van Buren St

123 Hope St

291 Metropolitan Ave

466-472 Madison St

20 Maujer St

1171 President St

Crown Heights

Ebbets Field Apartments

166-170 Brooklyn Ave

860 Nostrand Ave

417 Lorimer St

The June

144 Macdonough St

The Atrium at Sumner

85 MONTROSE AVE

64 Scholes St

1172 President St

133 20th St

267 Rogers Ave

736 Willoughby Ave

400 Lorimer St

1176 President St

60 Stagg St

201 Crown St

61-63 Metropolitan Ave

666 4th Ave

1180 President St

125 Leonard St

56 Ainslie St

90 Manhattan Ave

64 Stagg St

8 Marcy

The Exchange

981-985 Park Pl

70 Decatur St

1281 Union St

90 Meserole Street

1391 Dean Street

Pacific St Cluster ( 1446 Pacific St )

90 Sullivan Pl

319 18th St

187 20th St

385 Union

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There are currently 18,877 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,250 to $17,308 with an average price of $4,109.
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