
Apartments near 242 Bedford Ave in Brooklyn, NY (12,350 Rentals)


234 Pulaski St

DeKalb Lofts

191 Washington

354 Vernon Ave

139 Thames St

315 Melrose St

315 Washington Ave

236 Pulaski St

249 Melrose St

50 Wilson Ave

591 Lafayette Ave

242A Adelphi St

760 Willoughby Ave

12 St James Place

154 Grattan St

835 DeKalb Ave

141 Thames St

250 Pulaski St

56 Jefferson St

310 Washington Ave

552 Lafayette

542 Lafayette Avenue

242 Adelphi St

319 Melrose St

139 Marcus Garvey Blvd

806 Dekalb Ave

300 Hart St

292 De Kalb Ave

472 Lafayette Ave

161 Knickerbocker Ave

851-53 Dekalb Ave

250 Cathedral Pl

174-176 Kosciusko St

452 Lafayette Ave

325 Melrose St

Marci

530 Lafayette Ave

323 Melrose St

242 Melrose St

568 Lafayette Ave

375 Vernon Ave

526 Lafayette Ave

1044 Bedford Ave

312 Washington Avenue

311 Hart St

484 Lafayette Avenue

474 Lafayette Ave

331 Melrose St

244 Adelphi St

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There are currently 18,916 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,200 to $10,112 with an average price of $4,348.
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