
Apartments near Atlantic Avenue (L Line)-L in Brooklyn, NY (6,279 Rentals)


284 Sumpter St

418 New Jersey Ave

403 New Jersey Ave

87 Granite St

125 Van Siclen Ave

435 Marion St

2192 Dean St

303 Sumpter St

420 New Jersey Ave

2795 Fulton St

2153 Pacific St

415 New Jersey Ave

431 Marion St

435 Marion St 6

1631 Eastern Pky

60 Hull St

139 Thomas S Boyland St

272 Sumpter St

44 Rockaway Ave

1455 Bushwick Ave

427 Marion St

1629 Eastern Pky

286 Sumpter St

198 Hendrix St

305 Bradford St

627 Blake Ave

528 Liberty Ave

160 Hendrix St

270 Van Siclen Ave

1858 Prospect Pl

1621 Eastern Pkwy

1965 Bergen St

1617 Eastern Pky

1967 Bergen St

SEED Cooperative Apartments

181 Macdougal St

381 Pennsylvania Ave

659 Blake Ave

279 Sumpter St

117 Thomas S Boyland St

2160 Dean St

2127 Pacific St

1964 Bergen St

2131 Pacific St

361 Miller Ave

Brownsville

34 Rockaway Ave

2158 Dean St

2155 Dean Street

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There are currently 18,881 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,500 to $22,332 with an average price of $4,227.
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