
Apartments near Avenue U (F Line)-F in Brooklyn, NY (2,714 Rentals)


2410 84th St

2405 E 12th St

2409 84th St

2136 E 13th St

Ocean Terrace Cooperative

1653 W 7th St

2135 E 13th St

2179 Coney Island Ave

2401 84th St

17 Bay 37th St

38 Bay 38th St

42 Bay 38th St

8760 26th Ave

1633 W 6th St

2404 84th St

2468 E 11th St

1740 E 4th St

1626 W 5th St

1200 Gravesend Neck Rd

2369 82nd St

2373 82nd St

2371 82nd St

2365 81st St

2409 E 12th St

2407 E 12th St

1095 Sheepshead Bay Rd

Quentin Terrace

2363 81st St

2808 Harway Ave

1738 E 4th St

1736 E 4th St

2357 81st St

2367 82nd St

2361 81st St

1614-1616 W 2nd St

1671 W 10th St

2478 E 11th St

1810-1812 McDonald Ave

1601 W 5th St

64 Bay 38th St

68 Bay 38th St

1657 W 9th St

1739 E 4th St

Parkway Court

2375 85th St

2149 Coney Island Ave

2351 81st St

2357 84th St

2299 E 13th St

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There are currently 18,920 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,138 with an average price of $4,243.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Brooklyn range from $1,900 to $28,110. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $5,987.
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