
Apartments near 20 Avenue (D,M Line)-M in Brooklyn, NY (2,904 Rentals)


266 Avenue W

7423 10th Ave

1128 67th St

1407 60th St

1409 60th St

2524 McDonald Ave

225 Avenue M

68 Stryker St

1201 65th St

52 Battery Ave

1048 71st St

70 Battery Ave

7401 10th Ave

118 Battery Ave

587 Kings Hwy

106 Battery Ave

693 86th St

Dyker Gardens

1282 Tabor Ct

1124 67th St

The Residences at 400 U

1541 57th St

956 79th St

954 79th St

683-687 86th St

687 86th St

627 90th St

1608 Ocean Pky

Kings Manor

5715 15th Ave

2159 E 2nd St

1500 Ocean Pky

1800 Ocean Pky

1816-1830 Ocean Pky

111 Dahlgren Pl

77 Dahlgren Pl

621 90th St

1144 66th St

Ovington

6707 11th Ave

1544 Ocean Pky

1644 55th St

1542 56th St

1554 56th St

293 Dahlgren Pl

115 Dahlgren

2261 West St

393 Avenue V

6714 11th Ave

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There are currently 18,890 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,195 to $8,500 with an average price of $4,218.
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