
Apartments near Bushwick Avenue-Aberdeen Street-L in Brooklyn, NY (7,160 Rentals)


176 Wilson Ave

1351 DeKalb Ave

1367 Dekalb Ave

1420 Dekalb Ave

348 Knickerbocker Ave

729 Ralph Ave

238 Stockholm St

1426 DeKalb Ave

1428 Dekalb Ave

1430 Dekalb Ave

241 Stockholm St

248 Stockholm St

170 Irving Ave

172 Irving Ave

183 Irving Ave

296 Stanhope St

298 Stanhope St

302 Stanhope St

353 Himrod St

355 Himrod St

144 Wyckoff Ave

368 Himrod St

203 Saint Nicholas Ave

651 New Jersey Ave

645 Vermont St

603 Wyona St

653 Miller Ave

576 Williams Ave

653 New Jersey Ave

662 Miller Ave

619 Linwood St

816-820 Belmont Ave

209 Atkins Ave

2542 Pitkin Ave

150 Chestnut St

3225 Fulton St

1225 Eastern Pky

172 Utica Ave

591 Kosciuszko St

1098 De Kalb Ave

531 Hancock St

204 Stuyvesant Ave

883 Greene Ave

1484 Sterling Pl

229 Richmond St

1046 Sutter Ave

1096 DeKalb Ave

198 Saint Nicholas Ave

7 Sutter Ave

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There are currently 18,865 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,500 to $8,500 with an average price of $4,131.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Brooklyn ranges from $1,200 to $22,067 with an average monthly rent of $5,217.
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