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


2077 60th St

129 Oceanview Ave

2640 E 14th St

1764 E 19th St

3392 Guider Ave

2384 Ocean Ave

The Lamont

2964 Brighton 3rd St

3411 Guider Ave

2985 Ocean Pky

1610 Mermaid Ave

1608 Mermaid Ave

1526 Mermaid Ave

1528 Mermaid Ave

1745 84th St

1744 79th St

1752 78th St

1743 81st St

1742 80th St

1854 68th St

1852-1854 67th St

1614 Mermaid Ave

1612 Mermaid Ave

8720 18th Ave

1755 Benson Ave

1750 77th St

1752 76th St

1764 74th St

1830 68th St

1759 Bay Ridge Pky

2051 60th St

Sted Tenant Owners Corp.

1295 Ocean Pkwy

1756A Benson Ave

1758 Benson Ave

1934 64th St

1604 Mermaid Ave

120 Ocean View Ave

2952 Brighton 5th St

1408 Avenue O

2955 Brighton 4th St

1531 E 15th St

Aster Garden Condominiums

2485 Ocean Ave

2718 Ocean Ave

2678 Ocean Ave

1616 Mermaid Ave

1773 E 19th St

2282 Ocean Ave

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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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