
Apartments near Dekalb Plaza in Brooklyn, NY (12,000 Rentals)


129 Hall St

11A Arlington Pl

160 Halsey St

312 Park Ave

229 Washington Avenue

42 Walton St

49 Lorimer St

39 Heyward St

902 DeKalb Ave

180 Throop Ave

166 Halsey St

1061 Fulton St

406 Tompkins Ave

314 Washington Ave

191A Halsey St

16 Bartlett St

495 Quincy St

209 Harrison Ave

162 Halsey St

221 Washington Ave

302 Washington Ave

82 Irving Pl

310 Washington Ave

1128 Fulton St

395 Washington Ave

1086 Fulton St

69 Lynch St

80 Middleton St

82 Middleton St

312 Washington Avenue

78a Middleton Street

139 Marcus Garvey Blvd

119A Marcus Garvey Blvd

360 Jefferson Ave

1071-1079 Fulton St

308 Park Ave

274 Hancock St

342 Wallabout St

299 Hancock St

66 Heyward St

782 Wythe Ave

57 Lorimer St

The Graham

1049 Fulton St

385 Jefferson Ave

148 Saint James Pl

904 De Kalb Ave

21 Macon St

238 Washington Ave

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There are currently 18,865 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,000 to $29,032 with an average price of $4,181.
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