
Apartments near Brooklyn College-Flatbush Avenue-2 in Brooklyn, NY (3,734 Rentals)


Mid-Carroll Corp.

2245 Strauss St

2249 Strauss St

2236 Strauss St

221 Prospect Park W

219 Prospect Park W

268 Prospect Park W

227 Prospect Park W

1535 W 11th St

1568 W 10th St

1582 W 10th St

1570 W 10th St

274 Prospect Park W

1633 W 9th St

244 Prospect Park W

1546 W 11th St

493 18th St

215 Prospect Park W

209 Prospect Park W

205-207 Prospect Park W

246 Prospect Park W

240 Prospect Park W

242 Prospect Park W

2210 Strauss St

2216 Strauss St

305 Legion St

438 Herzl St

73 Lott Ave

224 Prospect Park W

49 Riverdale Ave

481 17th St

485 18th St

226 Prospect Park W

218 Prospect Park W

214 Prospect Park W

481 18th St

1657 W 9th St

1642 W 9th St

441 Herzl St

222 Prospect Park W

220 Prospect Park W

216 Prospect Park W

212 Prospect Park W

604 Bristol St

86 Newport St

816 Saratoga Ave

208 Prospect Park W

92 Newport St

1763 W 7th St

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There are currently 18,917 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,154 with an average price of $4,293.
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