
Apartments near Broadway (G Line)-G in Brooklyn, NY (11,765 Rentals)


327 Grand St

537 Marcy Ave

557 Metropolitan Ave

239 Montrose Ave

112 Wallabout St

304 Graham Ave

573 Metropolitan Ave

243 Montrose Ave

245 Montrose Ave

575 Lorimer St

306 Graham Ave

650 Metropolitan Ave

290 Leonard St

308 Graham Ave

175 Powers St

104 M.L.K. Jr Pl

108 Martin Luther King Pl

110 Martin Luther King Jr Pl

519-523 Metropolitan Ave

22 Marcy Ave

320 Roebling St

322 Roebling St

739 Wythe Ave

314 Grand St

14 Lee Ave

324-326 Roebling St

2 Bedroom 1 bath apt 107 havemeyer st.

18 Conselyea St

12 Conselyea St

16 Conselyea St

417 Flushing Ave

176 S 9th St

193-195 S 9th St

185 Powers St

302 Humboldt St

668 Metropolitan Ave

156 Devoe St

309 Graham Ave

779 Grand St

223 Maujer St

587 Lorimer St

236 Stagg St

177 Taylor St

773 Grand St

545 Marcy Ave

1 Franklin Ave

236 S 1st St

108 Wallabout St

623 Metropolitan Ave

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There are currently 18,885 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,280 to $22,332 with an average price of $4,168.
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