
Apartments near Woodhull Medical & Mental Health Center in Brooklyn, NY (11,504 Rentals)


625 Driggs Ave

195 N 5th St

216 N 6th St

402 Franklin Ave

201 N 6th St

232 N Seventh St

80 Monroe St

145 S 4th St

170 S 1st St

140 Jefferson Ave

Roebling Square at North 8th

202 Putnam Avenue

121 Hancock St

197 N 6th St

1450 Greene Ave

136 Jefferson Ave

147 S 4th St

57 Quincy St

238 Gates Ave

342 Lafayette Ave

215 N 7th St.

1169 Bedford Ave

1171 Bedford Ave

132 Hancock St

730 Lorimer St

728 Lorimer St

99 Halsey St

113 Macon St

128 Macon St

132 Macon St

475 Tompkins Ave

22 Monitor St

298 Mac Donough St

371 MacDonough St

98 Ralph Ave

91 Ralph Ave

886 Madison St

42 Palmetto St

46 Palmetto St

1082 Bushwick Ave

386 Himrod St

170 Wyckoff Ave

275 Menahan St

176 Wyckoff Ave

203 Wyckoff Ave

262 Irving Ave

491 Myrtle Ave

139 Broadway

141 S 6th St

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There are currently 18,911 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,145 with an average price of $4,283.
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