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465 7th Ave

302 2nd St

28 Garfield Pl

59 8th Ave

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414 4th Ave

256 12th St

317 4th Ave

469 7th Ave

477 7th Ave

475 7th Ave

192A 13th St

250 12th St

196 13th St

430 4th Ave

257 16th St

194 13th St

194A 13th St

219 5th Ave

646 President Street

234 5th Ave

221 5th Ave

210 Prospect Park

208 Prospect Park W

781 Union St

6 6th Ave

135 Berkeley Pl

151 Berkeley Pl

193 Berkeley Pl

149 Berkeley Pl

72 7th Ave

203 Berkeley Pl

223 Berkely Pl

221 Berkeley Pl

185 Berkeley Pl

706 Union St

209 Prospect Park W

708 Union St

7 Prospect Park SW

765 Union St

767 Union St

255 1st St

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There are currently 18,880 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,400 to $11,877 with an average price of $4,271.
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