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


1856 Benson Ave

367 Neptune Ave

363 Neptune Ave

2854 Brighton 4th St

1861 Coney Island Ave

1863 Coney Island Ave

Sheepshead Bay

1824 E 17th St

1857 Coney Island Ave

2828 Stillwell Ave

6513 20th Ave

1421 Kings Hwy

1428 E 5th St

1360 Ocean Parkway

2837 W 15th St

1851 Coney Island Ave

1843 Coney Island Ave

1580 E 13th St

1309 Avenue P

1413 Avenue Y

1411 Avenue Y

208 Bay 22nd St

1854 Benson Ave

2835 W 15th St

1819 81st St

1820 78th St

1938 68th St

1947 68th St

1948 68th St

1814 81st St

1816 80th St

1818 76th St

1817 78th St

2845 W 15th St

2838 Stillwell Ave

2846 Stillwell Ave

1350 Ocean Pky

2866 Brighton 4th St

1917 Cropsey Avenue

6514-6524 20th Ave

Coner Mix-used Building

60th and Bay

2825 W 16th St

1980 65th St

8009 18th Ave

2828 Brighton 7th St.

2828 W 16th St

18 Brighton 4th Ter

2804 W 19th St

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There are currently 18,918 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,200 to $10,146 with an average price of $4,321.
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