
Apartments near Broadway Junction (East New York)-A in Brooklyn, NY (6,696 Rentals)


13-15 Thames St

257-261 Varet St

ELLERY COURT SENIOR

13 Garden St

899 Schenectady Ave

298 Ellery St

300 Ellery St

54 Knickerbocker Ave

55 Morgan Avenue Apartments

53 Morgan Ave

29 Marcus Garvey Blvd

435 Bushwick Ave

958 Utica Ave

85 E 43rd St

389 E 45th St

28 Fayette St

21 Fayette St

Snyder Court

22 Harrison Pl

4802 Snyder Ave

4507 Church Ave

14 Harrison Pl

13 Marcus Garvey Blvd

413 Bushwick Ave

415 Bushwick Avenue

78 E 42nd St

774 Albany Ave

88 E 42nd St

439 E 45th St

23 Ingraham St

820 Albany Ave

463 E 45th St

885 Troy Avenue

13 Humboldt St

789-791 Flushing Ave

17 Humboldt St

19 Humboldt St

168 Moore St

The Fountains - A1 Building

507 Linden Blvd

491 E 45th St

4202-4210 Church Ave

159 E 39th St

276 Boerum St

917 Albany Ave

268 Boerum St

259 Boerum St

4024 Church Ave

920 Albany Ave

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There are currently 18,921 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,118 with an average price of $4,244.
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