
Apartments near 18 Avenue (F Line)-F in Brooklyn, NY (5,105 Rentals)


341 42nd St

8726 Bay 16th St

337 44th St

343 44th St

200 28th St

287 Clarkson Ave

225-227 Winthrop St

599 Rogers Ave

340 41st St

8739 19th Ave

8714 21st Ave

8732 Bay 16th St

8730 Bay 16th St

337 49th St

161 E 35th St

336 44th St

329 50th St

168 35th St

1706 E 33rd St

8746 18th Ave

929 Brooklyn Ave

335 51st St

325 45th Street, Brooklyn NY 11220

336 51st St

198A 29 St

8745 19th Ave

8753 19th Ave

150 Bay 22nd St

8747 19th Ave

593 Rogers Ave

353 Linden Blvd

341 Lenox Rd

195-200 Hawthorne St

3601 Church Ave

3610-3624 Church Ave

339 Lenox Rd

345 Lenox Rd

140 Bay 26th St

135 Bay 26th St

8729 16th Ave

581 Rogers Ave

264 Winthrop St

125 E 35th St

1281 Nostrand Ave

363 Linden Blvd

576 Rogers Ave

256-258 Winthrop St

1277 Nostrand Ave

1279 Nostrand Ave

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There are currently 18,914 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,151 with an average price of $4,254.
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