
Apartments near Broadway Junction (East New York)-A in Brooklyn, NY (6,686 Rentals)


1050 Lafayette Ave

1069 Lafayette Ave

1071 Lafayette Ave

743A Lexington Ave

1043 Montgomery St

1067 Lafayette Ave

825 Bushwick Ave

79-81 Stanhope St

132A Stanhope St

MULTIFAMILY -EAST NEW YORK

595 Euclid Ave

1020 Winthrop St

1371 Greene Ave

3 bedroom With a Backyard

610 Madison St

604 Madison St

517 Hancock St

688 Putnam Ave

1332 Sterling Pl

606 Madison St

1045 Eastern Parkway

1639 Carroll St

914 Greene Ave

1065 Lafayette Ave

304 Evergreen Ave

306 Evergreen Ave

261-263 Evergreen Ave

207 E 92nd St

606 Kosciuszko St

140 Stanhope St

212 Himrod St

287 Harman St

300 E 93rd St

208 Himrod St

210 Himrod St

214 Himrod St

314 Harman St

449 E 94th St

308 Harman St

312 Harman St

1436 Greene Ave

472 E 95th St

1373 Greene Ave

272 Saint Nicholas Ave

371 Menahan St

601 Euclid Ave

768-776 Logan St

761-765 Logan St

1078 Hegeman 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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