
Apartments near Avenue J-Q in Brooklyn, NY (4,132 Rentals)


Park Lane West

1863 Coney Island Ave

1857 Coney Island Ave

Anshel House

1501 E 14th

745 E 31st St

1407 Flatbush Ave

1997 Ocean Ave

612 E 28th St

2086 Nostrand Ave

573 E 22nd St

1867 Coney Island Ave

SFR. Land PID: 10255422

48 Webster Ave

1388 E 2nd St

1398 E 2nd St

478 E 9th St

44 Webster Ave

525 Ocean Pky

Ventnor Flatz

2325 Foster Avenue

567 E 22nd St

Ditmas Court

1552 E 14th St

3014 Glenwood Rd

The Carlton House

2084 Nostrand Ave

3220 Avenue H

Norma Apartments

933 Mcdonald Ave

1525 McDonald Ave

1410 E 2nd St

1546 E 12th St

1513 Mcdonald Ave

1515 McDonald Ave

4415 18th Ave

22 Webster Ave

768 E 2nd St

1431 E 2nd St

1105 Dorchester Rd

771 E 32nd St

553 E 26th St

2657 Bedford Ave

1875 Coney Island Ave

621 E 21st St

2025 Ocean Ave

545 East 26th Street

1586-1590 E 22nd St

Crystal Tower

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There are currently 18,878 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,500 to $9,116 with an average price of $4,146.
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