
Apartments near Borough Hall-Court Street-4 in Brooklyn, NY (9,967 Rentals)


29 Pierrepont St

27 Pierrepont St

161 Congress Street

149 Willow St

150 Hicks St

205 Warren St

133 Hicks St

129 Hicks St

60 Pineapple St

54 Wyckoff St

154 Hicks St

148 Hicks St

148 Hoyt St

184 Concord St

154A Hicks St

234 Gold Street

219 Court St

60 State St

Bridgeview Tower Luxury Condos

106 Bond St

103 Wyckoff St

50 Clark St

169 Smith St

105 Wyckoff St

264 Clinton St

12 Pierrepont St

149 Congress St

30 Remsen St

32 Remsen St

10 Pierrepont St

54 State St

29 Grace Ct

Polhemus Residences

6 Pierrepont St

8 Pierrepont St

26 Remsen St

65 Atlantic Ave

1 Montague Ter

21 Pierrepont St

25 Remsen St

140 Bergen St

109 Wyckoff St

393 Pacific St

223 Warren St

19 Pierrepont St

23 Pierrepont St

Converted to SFR

191 Willoughby St

25 Pierrepont St

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There are currently 18,909 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,200 to $9,998 with an average price of $4,291.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Brooklyn range from $2,200 to $32,049. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $6,210.
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