
Apartments near 20 Avenue (N Line)-N in Brooklyn, NY (4,542 Rentals)


18 Bay 38th St

1448-1460 42nd St

679 E 3rd St

3829 18th Ave

597 Ocean Pky

3827 18th Ave

1347 45th St

36 Bay 37th St

40 Bay 37th St

1241 49th St

1701 Benson Ave

1121 57th St

8705 Bay Pky

102 Bay 31St St

Benson Avenue Co-op

2313 Benson Ave

1159 53rd St

127 Bay 28th St

120 Bay 29th St

8659 16th Ave

68 Bay 13th St

6424 11th Ave

1075 64th St

8656 24th Ave

1348 44th St

1438 42nd St

614 E 2nd St

581 Ocean Parkway

1320 45th St

1472 E 15th St

954 E 15th St

1629 E 12th St

1501 E 14th

1552 E 14th St

1408 Avenue O

571 Ocean Pky

42 Bay 38th St

38 Bay 38th St

1427 42nd St

1472 41st St

1225 49th St

8685 23rd Ave

52 Bay 37th St

8720 18th Ave

8739 19th Ave

135 Bay 26th St

143 Bay 26th St

1216 49th St

50 Bay 37th St

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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 $4,199.
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