
Apartments near Avenue U (F Line)-F in Brooklyn, NY (2,707 Rentals)


1583 Bay Ridge Pky

1619 70th St

1678 64th St

1733 60th St

1735 60th St

1884 53rd St

1882 53rd St

1046 E 15th St

2190 Brigham St

1878 53rd St

1714 60th St

7506 16th Ave

1629 Bath Ave

149 Bay 13th St

8659 16th Ave

1582 86th St

1569 84th St

5616 18th Ave

5614 18th Ave

1024 E 14th St

2829 Haring St

5612 18th Ave

1637 66th St

1628 Bath Ave

2832 W 36th St

1601 Benson Ave

1609 Ocean Avenue

2775 Brown St

3801 Poplar Ave

2836 W 36th St

2830 W 36th St

1627 66th St

1705 60th St

1621 66th St

1715 59th St

2846 W 36th St

2850 W 36th St

1613 Bath Ave

1916 Avenue K

8729 16th Ave

3720 Maple Ave

1569 70th St

69 Bay 11th St

1565 70th St

3015 Avenue N

1768-1772 55th St

1548 72nd St

1424 Avenue J

1602 66th St

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There are currently 18,908 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,925 to $12,631 with an average price of $4,231.
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