
Apartments near 59 Street (N,R Line)-N in Brooklyn, NY (3,792 Rentals)


7806 17th Ave

1701 78th St

74 16th St

263 Prospect Ave

586 6th Ave

603 6th Ave

327-329 Prospect Ave

588 6th Ave

468 17th St

The Biktop Bridgeview Condominium

591 5th Ave

1901 10th Ave

373 Prospect Ave

582 6th Ave

162 16th St

576 6th Ave

580 6th Ave

392 Prospect Ave

394 Prospect Ave

1677 Eighth Ave

443 17th St

Mid-Carroll Corp.

1683 Eight Ave

1681-1685 Eighth Ave

578 6th Ave

584 6th Ave

572 5th Ave

1758 74th St

The Waterford

93 16th St

1711 78th St

103-111 16th St

Vistas Condominium

143 16th St

279 Prospect Park W

414 Prospect Ave

416 Prospect Ave

387 Prospect Ave

383 Prospect Ave

385-387 Prospect Ave

1845 52nd St

1835 51st St

543 18th St

274 Prospect Park W

277 Prospect Park W

485 7th Ave

1855 60th St

432 Prospect Ave

436 Prospect Ave

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There are currently 18,917 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,156 with an average price of $4,304.
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