
Apartments near Broadway Junction (East New York)-A in Brooklyn, NY (6,693 Rentals)


417 Hart St

419 Hart St

682-692 Bushwick Ave

1007 Willoughby Ave

395 Stanhope Street

899 Lafayette Ave

357 Stockholm St

465 Kosciusko St

418 Stanhope St

142 Central Ave

1513 Fulton Street

1132 Park Pl

770 Lefferts Ave

159 Evergreen Ave

999 Willoughby Ave

1091-1097 Willoughby Ave

900 Lenox Rd

1120 Willoughby Ave

290 Suydam Street

300 Suydam St

53 E 59th St

920 Hart St

298 Suydam St

912 Hart St

918 Hart St

1163 Saint Johns Pl

1455 Atlantic Ave

14 Revere Pl

371 Stockholm Street

138 Saint Nicholas Ave

456 Madison St

37 Kingston Ave

33-35 Kingston Ave

443 Jefferson Ave

58 Decatur St

366 Herkimer St

367 Herkimer St

1153 St Johns Pl

1485 Carroll St

896 Lafayette Ave

767 Greene Ave

222 Van Buren St

930 Hart St

1157 Saint Johns Pl

168 E 51st St

20-20A Starr St

18 Starr St

22-30 Starr St

141 E 54th St

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There are currently 18,920 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,138 with an average price of $4,243.
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