
Apartments near Broadway Junction (East New York)-A in Brooklyn, NY (6,689 Rentals)


266 Malcolm X Blvd

233 Malcolm X Blvd

829 Putnam Ave

237 Malcolm X Blvd

1506 Sterling Pl

830 Putnam Ave

269 Rochester Ave

108 Patchen Ave

54 Rockaway Pky

832 Quincy St

53 Rockaway Pky

412 Evergreen Ave

47 Menahan St

385 Legion St

86 Menahan St

1449 Gates Ave

2245 Strauss St

2249 Strauss St

335-343 Palmetto St

45 Newport St

395 Woodbine St

737 Alabama Ave

718 Jamaica Ave

310 Milford St

538 Logan St

150 Chestnut St

3233 Fulton St

360 Palmetto St

74 Utica Ave

227 Malcolm X Blvd

167 Bainbridge Street

352 Palmetto St

41 Newport St

344 Central Ave

397 Legion St

17 Goodwin Pl

1269-1271 Broadway

18-22 Goodwin Pl

21 Goodwin Pl

887 Lexington Ave

1262 Broadway

102 Patchen Ave

165 Bainbridge St

260 Malcolm X Blvd

258 Malcom X Blvd

1488 Sterling Pl

223 Malcolm X Blvd

651 Hancock St

1145 Sutter Ave

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There are currently 18,914 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,151 with an average price of $4,254.
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