
Apartments near Ocean Plaza in Brooklyn, NY (1,587 Rentals)


2237 E 21st St

711 Montauk Ct

3392 Guider Ave

1502-1504 Avenue V

2276 Homecrest Ave

Kings Bay Houses

865 Avenue Z

80 Brighton 11th St

2827 Brown St

90 Brighton 11th St

3021 Avenue Z

The Wave

14 Brighton 10 Ct

Multi Family

2822 Batchelder St

124 W End Ave

129 W End Ave

132 W End Ave

105 Brighton 11 St

137 W End Ave

9 Brighton 10th Path

2783 Brighton 8th St

5 Brighton 10th Ter

2490 E 7th St

706 Banner Ave

134 W End Ave

3048 Brighton 13th St

3000 Brighton 12th St

3013 Brighton 12th St

3042 Brighton 14th St

Cinderella Hall

193 Neptune Ave

1247 Avenue V

191 Neptune Ave

150 W End Ave

3048 Brighton 14th St

165 West End Ave

3810 Shore Pky

2323 Batchelder Street

3021 Brighton 12th St

2834 Ford St

3060 Brighton 13Th St

2819 Brighton 8th St

3019 Brighton 12Th St

3101-3115 Emmons Ave

Sarwar's Tower

Coner Mix-used Building

150 Brighton 15th Street

2119 E 16th St

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There are currently 18,916 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,118 with an average price of $4,275.
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