
Apartments near Brooklyn College-Flatbush Avenue-2 in Brooklyn, NY (3,736 Rentals)


3507 14th Ave

82 E 7th St

1781- E 16th St

356 Midwood St

619 Flatbush Ave

3203 Nostrand Ave

150 E 55th St

3202 Nostrand Ave

169-171 E 54th St

138 E 55th St

404-406 Midwood St

670 E 84th St

874 Lenox Rd

107 E 59th St

595 New York Ave

430 Midwood St

205 E 52nd St

142 E 55th St

2282 Ocean Ave

4910 17th Ave

2064-2074 57th St

2345 60th St

15 Chester Ct

611 Flatbush Ave

1601 Mcdonald Ave

199 Prospect Park SW

2039 57th St

53 Church Ave

355 Mcdonald Ave

1669 49th St

4205 15th Ave

5110 Old New Utrecht Rd

4219 15th Ave

4215 15th Ave

347 Mcdonald Ave

614 Flatbush Ave

231 Midwood St

17 E 88th St

8803 Avenue A

245 Midwood St

533 Rutland Rd

466 Midwood St

558 A-558 B Kingston Ave

210 E 51st St

607 Flatbush Avenue

101 E 59th St

554 Kingston Ave

249 Midwood St

2902 Fort Hamilton Pky

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There are currently 18,915 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,137 with an average price of $4,242.
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