
Apartments near Alabama Avenue-J in Brooklyn, NY (6,118 Rentals)


216 Malcolm X Blvd

1137 Saint Marks Ave

519 Macon St

619-25 Hancock St

853 Lexington Ave

1049 Greene Ave

1065 Greene Ave

1168 Greene Avenue

1067 Greene Ave

316 E 94th St

326 E 94th St

168 Bleecker St

195 Menahan St

305 Grove St

522 E 96th St

316 Grove St

307 Grove St

459 Grant Ave

3470 Fulton St

471 Grant Ave

107 Bleecker St

1145 Eastern Pky

353 Linden St

690 monroe ave

1740 Carroll St

1135 Saint Marks Ave

408 Stuyvesant Ave

371 MacDonough St

234 Utica Ave

1150 Eastern Pky

210 Malcolm X Blvd

181 Malcolm X Blvd

790 Quincy St

70 Patchen Ave

1231 Broadway

1227 Broadway

1430 Sterling Pl

179 Malcolm X Blvd

452 E 95th St

460 E 95th St

147 Bleecker St

137 Bleecker St

1190 Greene Ave

1194 Greene Ave

320 E 94th St

548 E 96th St

349 Linden St

574 Ridgewood Ave

210 Grant Ave

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There are currently 18,914 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,151 with an average price of $4,254.
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