
Apartments near Dekalb Plaza in Brooklyn, NY (12,066 Rentals)


163 Tompkins Ave

871 Myrtle Ave

242 Kosciuszko St

184 Monroe St

165 Tompkins Ave

545 Marcy Ave

410 Nostrand Ave

599 Myrtle Ave

228 Monroe St

160 Monroe St

600 Myrtle Ave

886-888 Myrtle Ave

160 Pulaski St

226 Monroe St

157 Pulaski St

290 Greene Ave

702 Lafayette Ave

108-110 Franklin Ave

162 Monroe St

478 Park Ave

148 Monroe St

88 Quincy St

222 Monroe St

278 Gates Ave

397 Classon Ave

135 Taaffe Pl

85 Monroe St

71 Quincy St

259 Kosciuszko St

104 M.L.K. Jr Pl

150 Vernon Ave

53 Spencer St

The Parkview

256 Kosciusko St

599-607 Greene Ave

262 Gates Avenue Apartments

712 Lafayette Ave

162 Pulaski St

537 Marcy Ave

892 Myrtle Ave

841 Kent Ave

Clifton Hill Plaza

808-812 Bedford Ave

272 Gates Ave

141 Tompkins Ave

845 Kent Ave

810 Marcy Ave

108 Martin Luther King Pl

110 Martin Luther King Jr Pl

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There are currently 18,916 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,115 with an average price of $4,258.
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