
Apartments near 20 Avenue (D,M Line)-M in Brooklyn, NY (2,915 Rentals)


18 Brighton 4th Ter

24 Brighton 4th Ter

314 74th St

362-72nd street

35 Brighton 2nd Pl

2973 Ocean Pky

2941 Brighton 2nd Pl

816 E 12th St

Harrison House

289 Neptune Ave

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759 East 10Th Street

129 Oceanview Ave

2828 Brighton 7th St.

273 Neptune Ave

265 Neptune Ave

954 E 15th St

726 E 10th St

2985 Ocean Pky

225 Brighton 2nd Ln

120 Ocean View Ave

314 73rd St

7805 Ridge Blvd

7721 Ridge Blvd

7315 3rd Ave

2848 Brighton 7th St

2934 Brighton 4th St

18 Brighton 4th Ct

2954 Brighton 3rd St

706 Banner Ave

7311 3rd Ave

2783 Brighton 8th St

7324 3rd Ave

243 Neptune Ave

2946 Brighton 4th St

262 Neptune Ave

Erynn 5 Apartments

3829 18th Ave

Parkville Houses

7221 3rd Ave

3080 W 1st St

702 Foster Ave

3017 Ocean Pky

3827 18th Ave

7215 3rd Ave

2943 Brighton 4th St

3034 Brighton 1st St

917 E 15th St

2964 Brighton 3rd St

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There are currently 18,925 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,600 to $10,264 with an average price of $4,323.
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