
Apartments near Pennsylvania Plaza in Brooklyn, NY (2,136 Rentals)


2284 Strauss St

2261-2265 Strauss St

438 Herzl St

214 Pennsylvania Ave

382 Barbey St

597 E 95th St

114 Riverdale Ave

453 Essex St

216 Pennsylvania Ave

764 Thomas S Boyland St

Marcus Garvey Expansion - Phase 2 Building G

8811 Flatlands Ave

389 Herzl St

294 Milford St

469 E 98th St

363 Amboy St

256 Atkins Ave

488 E 98th St

2274 Strauss St

816-820 Belmont Ave

2249 Strauss St

431 Essex St

2266 Strauss St

548 E 96th St

2245 Strauss St

45 Newport St

41 Newport St

2236 Strauss St

484 E 98th St

344 Ashford St

476 E 98th St

1152 Sutter Ave

108 Belmont Ave

318 Fountain Ave

903 Saratoga Ave

893 Saratoga Ave

8726 Avenue J

9615 Church Ave

2437 Pitkin Ave

275 Miller Ave

1145 Sutter Ave

522 E 96th St

2216 Strauss St

247 Vermont St

1156 Sutter Ave

341 Herzl St

225 Atkins Ave

240 New Jersey Ave

77 Riverdale Ave

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There are currently 18,912 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,102 with an average price of $4,249.
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