
Apartments near 18 Avenue (D,M Line)-M in Brooklyn, NY (3,009 Rentals)


571 Ocean Pky

3827 18th Ave

Parkville Houses

816 E 12th St

702 Foster Ave

Parocean Apartments

510 Ocean Pky

Biltmore Apartments

6830 Ridge Blvd

1011 Foster Ave

488 Ocean Pky

525 Ocean Pky

345 Webster Ave

491 Ocean Pky

3751 18th Ave

970-972 Coney Island Ave

608-616 E 7th St

2727 Ocean Pky

2785 Ocean Pkwy

7101 Narrows Ave

1 Banner 3rd Ter

2805-2809 Ocean Pky

478 E 9th St

2860 Brighton 3Rd St

1212 Newkirk Ave

2833 Ocean Pky

Brighton Beach 2bdrm/2bath condo for rent

649 Argyle Rd

367 Neptune Ave

363 Neptune Ave

Neptune Tower

480 Stratford Rd

7119 Shore Road

2854 Brighton 4th St

2866 Brighton 4th St

1305 Newkirk Ave

2963 Ocean Pky

2955 Ocean Pkwy

2959 Ocean Pky

29-35 Brighton 1st St

340 Neptune Ave

18 Brighton 4th Ter

24 Brighton 4th Ter

289 Neptune Ave

626 Marlborough Rd

35 Brighton 2nd Pl

2941 Brighton 2nd Pl

614 Marlborough Rd

273 Neptune Ave

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There are currently 18,917 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,154 with an average price of $4,293.
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