
Apartments near 9 Avenue-M in Brooklyn, NY (5,750 Rentals)


559 Saint Johns Pl

561 Saint Johns Pl

260 88th St

274 88th St

9025 Fort Hamilton Pkwy

565 Saint Johns Pl

586 Lincoln Pl

567 Saint Johns Plz

600 Lincoln Pl

9027 Fort Hamilton Pky

776 Franklin Ave

797 Franklin Ave

Conversion To 3 Family

566 Sterling Pl

774 Franklin Ave

564 Sterling Pl

608 Saint Johns Pl

795 Franklin Ave

789 Franklin Ave

1302 Avenue M

344 90th St

603 Lincoln Pl

787 Franklin Ave

785 Franklin Ave

372 91st St

590 Sterling Pl

605 St Johns Pl

611 St Johns Pl

580 Lincoln Pl

609 Saint Johns Pl

617 Saint Johns Pl

584 Lincoln Pl

600 Sterling Pl

9104 4th Avenue

503 Park Pl

370 91st St

613 Sterling Pl

752 Franklin Ave

760 Franklin Ave

511 Park Pl

153-155 Gelston Ave

631 St Johns Pl

636 Sterling Pl

625 Sterling Pl

328 91st St

1416 Avenue M

627 Sterling Pl

632 Sterling Pl

324 91st St

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There are currently 18,904 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,200 to $10,097 with an average price of $4,331.
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