
Apartments near Avenue U (N Line)-N in Brooklyn, NY (2,759 Rentals)


1580 E 18th St

719-727 Ocean View Ave

1702 Avenue Z

2113 Avenue V

The Brighton Tower

2195 E 22nd St

1176 Ocean Pky

Bayshore Gardens

302 Brighton Beach Ave

Sutton House Apartments

Brighton Towers A

3100 Brighton 3Rd St

2951 Ocean Ave

2785 E 15th St

25-40 SHORE BLVD

201 Brighton 1St Rd

2680 E 19th

Sam Burt Houses

313-323 Brightwater Ct

2 W End Ave

3360 Shore Pky

3017 Brighton 12Th St

The Viking

3060 Ocean Ave

1814 Avenue N

37 W End Ave

Madison Estates

1901 Avenue N

100-150 Oceana Dr W

35 Seacoast Terrace

Kinsor Cooperative

1801 Ocean Ave

1311 Brightwater Ave

200 Corbin Pl

The Westbrook

3178 Nostrand Ave

3395 Nostrand Ave

Pinnacle Condominiums

The Brevoort

2427-2461 E 29th St

1680 OCEAN AVE

1494 Ocean Ave

2029 W 7th St

157-159 Avenue U

144 Avenue T

2065 W 6th St

169 Avenue T

177 Avenue T

175 Avenue T

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There are currently 18,905 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,195 to $10,160 with an average price of $4,319.
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