
Apartments near Dekalb Plaza in Brooklyn, NY (12,061 Rentals)


141 Lefferts Pl

388 Jefferson Ave

186 Washington Ave

185 Lefferts Pl

667-669 Bedford Ave

187 Lefferts Pl

182 Washington Ave

1002 Fulton St

147 Lefferts Pl

99 Gates Ave

1291 Fulton Street

153 Lefferts Pl

440 Madison St

1004 Fulton St

1194-1198 Fulton St

1285 Fulton St

32 Penn St

93 Lorimer St

126 Heyward St

149 Washington Avenue

1-9 Putnam Ave

89 Lorimer St

118 Middleton St

698 Flushing Ave

451-453 Washington Ave

110 Macon St

70 Union Ave

95 Gates Ave

127 Lefferts Pl

21 Brevoort Pl

125-127 Lefferts Pl

The Diana

119 Lefferts Pl

139 Lefferts Pl

131 Heyward St

387 Marcy Ave

1257 Bedford Ave

112 Middleton St

509 Throop Ave

1255 Bedford Ave

194-196 Lee Ave

111 Rutledge St

147 Greene Ave

15 Brevoort Pl

97 Gates Ave

461 Washington Ave

407 Jefferson Ave

27 Brevoort Pl

104 Macon St

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There are currently 18,915 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,137 with an average price of $4,242.
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