
Apartments near 25 Street-R in Brooklyn, NY (7,053 Rentals)


65 1st Pl

73 1st Pl

75 1st Pl

69 1st Pl

71 1st Pl

5311 5th Ave

1138 43rd St

487 Union St

629 Union St

633 Union St

209 4th Ave

682 Union St

The Serine

717 Caroll Ave

709 Carroll St

111 Wolcott Street

470 54th St

753 52nd St

584 Henry St

590 Henry St

450 Clinton St

586 Henry St

588 Henry St

206 Carroll St

222 Carroll St

384 Court St

437 Clinton St

673 Union St

675 Union St

677 Union St

685 Union St

687 Union St

691 Union St

708 Union St

693 Union St

695 Union St

703 Union St

113-121 Clara St

681 Union St

683 Union St

1163 43rd St

170 Beard St

21 Polhemus Pl

22 Fiske Pl

The Lillian

278 Garfield Pl

706 Union St

710 Union St

707 President St

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There are currently 18,856 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,000 to $29,032 with an average price of $4,229.
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