
Apartments near Brooklyn College-Flatbush Avenue-2 in Brooklyn, NY (3,735 Rentals)


302 Lincoln Rd

306 Lincoln Rd

89 East 46th Street, East Flatbush, NY

523-529 Kingston Ave

574 Maple St

632 Midwood St

4015 14th Ave

519 Maple St

550 E 88th St

85 E 46th St

894 Winthrop St

4523 15th Ave

592 Maple St

610 Maple St

516 Kingston Ave

545-547 Maple St- Two 3 Family Homes

602 Maple St

604 Maple St

1717 E 8th St

1719 E 8th St

1800 E 12th St

564 Flatbush Ave

2094 Coney Island Ave

1465 44th St

1427 42nd St

1444 43rd St

40 Tehama St

140 E 2nd St

322 Greenwood Ave

4012 14th Ave

19 Dahill Rd

1560 48th St

167 Prospect Park SW

6113 23rd Ave

1721 E 8th St

319 Lincoln Rd

347 Lincoln Rd

545 Maple St

Lovely Chic 3Bdrm with Custom Gut Renovations

1502 46th St

1261 Prospect Ave

1575 49th St

NO FEE APARTMENT!!!!! 3 bedrooms MUST SEE

1072 Nostrand Ave

329 Lincoln Rd

337 Lincoln Rd

8 Reeve Pl

1819 E 13th St

98 Chester Ave

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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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