
Apartments near Bay Parkway (D,M Line)-D in Brooklyn, NY (2,869 Rentals)


710 Avenue S

1501 Ocean Pky

2041 E 7th St

Lennard Realty Apartments

1713 E 8th St

2095 E 7th St

1960 E Eighth St

1560 60th St

1683 58th St

CONEY ISLAND VILLA

814 Kings Hwy

1375 65th St

Elevator Apt.

49 Bokee Ct

Ocean Gate Apartments

20 Ocean Ct

2001 E 9th St

Seco Terrace

Sea Gate Community

Neptune 33 Apartments

Akoya Luxury Rentals

Beach Haven Apartments

1355 64th St

Bay Park One

Bay Park Two

1802 53rd St

2428 Neptune Ave

1225 Ocean Pky

Beach Haven

1501 E 10th St

1860 E 12th St

2361 Coney Island Ave

815 Gravesend Neck Road

1574 56th St

1974 51st St

1600 55th St

Sea Park North

1833 E 12th St

Lexington Arms

2890 W 21st St

1745 E 12th St

1205 Avenue R

2069 E 12th St

6622 12th Ave

1201-1211 Avenue U

1746 E 13th St

1820 E 13th St

1780 E 13th St

1225 Avenue R

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There are currently 18,878 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,500 to $9,116 with an average price of $4,146.
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