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


114 Wilson Ave

312 Suydam St

10835 Flatlands Avenue

303 Halsey St

909 Willoughby Ave

524 Putnam Avenue

980 Dekalb Avenue

856 Willoughby Ave

875 Clarkson Ave

98 Troutman St

44 Starr St

142 E 55th St

1137 Willoughby Ave

111 Wilson Ave

874 Lenox Rd

40 Starr St

432 Jefferson Ave

1516 Union St

1489 Carroll St

Arundel Hall

545 Throop Ave

526 Putnam Ave

137 St. Nicholas Ave

Innovative Urban Village

Ensemble

50 Starr St

113 Wyckoff Ave

1656 Dekalb Ave

437 Jefferson Ave

138 E 55th St

Two Family Brick Home in Brooklyn, NY

126B Saint Nicholas Ave

671 Gates Ave

260 Knickerbocker Ave

1101 PARK PLACE

535 Throop Ave

29 Hampton Pl

35 Hampton Pl

33 Hampton Pl

420 Jefferson Ave

123 Lewis Ave

615 Crown St

39 Hampton Pl

1553 Union St

74 Starr St

78 Starr St

150 E 55th St

169-171 E 54th St

30 Ditmars 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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