
Apartments near Carroll Street-F in Brooklyn, NY (7,028 Rentals)


194-196 Court St

272 3rd Ave

167 Hoyt St

485 Hicks St

110 Union St

717 Henry St

470 Warren St

472 Warren St

335 3rd Ave

205 Warren St

148 Smith St

431-435 Warren St

149 DeGraw St

199 Court St

86 Bergen St

94 Bergen St

100 Bergen St

120 Bergen St

165 Wyckoff St

284 Clinton St

189 Warren St

44 Bergen St

150 Smith St

The Tiffany News Condominium

475 Hicks St

142 Sackett St

299 Columbia St

157 Kane St

420 Henry St

311 Columbia St

31 Luquer St

721 Henry St

217 Columbia St

138 Sackett St

140 Degraw St

477 Hicks St

280 Columbia St

250 Columbia St

412 Henry St

32 Luquer St

52 Carroll St

270 Columbia St

136 Degraw St

414 Henry St

280 Clinton St

473 Hicks St

147 Smith St

193 Court St

148 Hoyt St

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How much are Studio apartments in Brooklyn?
There are currently 18,885 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,195 to $9,067 with an average price of $4,240.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Brooklyn ranges from $900 to $22,080 with an average monthly rent of $5,198.
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