
Apartments near 36 Street (D,M,N,R Line)-M in Brooklyn, NY (5,673 Rentals)


1242 50th St

1244 50th St

1261 49th St

1320 45th St

1322 44th St

1359 42nd St

503-509 12th St

530 16th St

549 16th Street

5910 Fort Hamilton Pky

414 4th Ave

949 60th St

1163 Prospect Ave

616-620 11th St

6205 8th Ave

412 4th Ave

433A 9th St

372 8Th Street

587 10th St

53 Church Ave

4802 13th Ave

1317-1323 46th St

1264 49th St

468 Smith St

6209 8th Ave

223 65th St

229 65th St

231 65th St

6203 8th Ave

225 65th St

Towers of Bay Ridge East

219 65th St

56 Coffey St

816 62nd St

1006 59th St

480 9th St

420 McDonald Ave

166 Prospect Park W

439 9th St

466-468 Ninth St

401 4th Ave

397 4th Ave

277 7th St

1371 41st St

1345 44th St

285 7th St

155 Terrace Pl

50 PPSW

635 11th St

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There are currently 18,908 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,925 to $12,631 with an average price of $4,231.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Brooklyn ranges from $900 to $22,080 with an average monthly rent of $5,212.
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