
Apartments near Bushwick Avenue-Aberdeen Street-L in Brooklyn, NY (7,144 Rentals)


518 Jefferson Ave

363 Macon St

526 Madison St

611 Putnam Ave

486 Kosciusko St

488 Kosciuszko St

463A Hancock St

465 Hancock Street

1600 Pacific St

941 Lafayette Ave

71 Stuyvesant Ave

1041-1047 Dekalb Ave

430 Pulaski St

1361 Saint Johns Pl

1365-1369 Saint Johns Pl

159 Evergreen Ave

1359 Saint Johns Pl

1382 St Johns Pl

999 Willoughby Ave

113 Wyckoff Ave

213 Schenectady Ave

924 Lafayette Ave

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151 Decatur Street

1742 Union St

155 Evergreen Ave

1353 Sterling Place

598 Quincy St

228 Lewis Ave

1598 Pacific St

1596 Pacific St

926 Lafayette Ave

61 E 95th St

1137 Willoughby Ave

101 Wyckoff Ave

126B Saint Nicholas Ave

1661 Dekalb Ave

95 Newport St

754 Miller Ave

753 Miller Ave

689 Sheffield Ave

757 Miller Ave

310 Milford St

1145 Sutter Ave

1092-1096 Blake Ave

311 Montauk Ave

426 Ridgewood Ave

520 Madison St

522 Madison St

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There are currently 18,867 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,500 to $22,103 with an average price of $4,145.
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