
Apartments near Avenue U (N Line)-N in Brooklyn, NY (2,761 Rentals)


6820 21st Ave

6717 21st Ave

2231 64th St

2177 65th St

2478 E 11th St

1200 Gravesend Neck Rd

2105 E 14th St

1601 Mcdonald Ave

Edge on 12

2129 E 14th St

1862 E 14th St

2299 E 13th St

2475 E 11th St

1819 E 13th St

6113 23rd Ave

2050 Bay Ridge Ave

2173 65th St

2013-2015 Bath Ave

6724 21st Ave

2052 Bay Ridge Ave

2059 Bay Ridge Ave

2226 63rd St

6404 Bay Pky

6101 23rd Ave

2742 W 15th St

6309 Bay Pky

1380 Dahill Rd

2046 Bay Ridge Ave

1840 E 14th St

1400 Avenue S

1410 Avenue S

2362 E 13th St

2315 E 13th St

2319 E 13th St

210 Avenue N

6120 23rd Ave

2729 W 16th St

1933 78th St

1952 Bay Ridge Pky

2025 70th St

1932 84th St

1936 84th St

1926 83rd St

2102 E 15th St

2126 E 15th St

The Lighthouse Condominiums

1208 Kings Hwy

6017 23rd Ave

1922-1926 78th St

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There are currently 18,905 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,200 to $10,197 with an average price of $4,335.
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