
Apartments near Chauncey Street-J in Brooklyn, NY (7,959 Rentals)


1274 Bushwick Ave

989 Halsey St

141 Rockaway Ave

74 De Sales Plz

1573 Bushwick Ave

10 Sackman St

2158 Fulton Street

2162 Fulton St

2166 Fulton St

107 Schaefer St

2172 Fulton St

742 Macdonough St

739 MacDonough St

2156 Fulton St

2156A Fulton St

60 Hull St

690 Evergreen Avenue

143 Rockaway Ave

116 Covert St

2110 Fulton St

175 Saratoga Ave

2160 Fulton Street

2112 Fulton St

1258 Bushwick Ave

731 Macdonough St

850 Macon St

208 Sumpter St

2182 Fulton St

2184 Fulton St

2186 Fulton St

2188 Fulton St

2192 Fulton St

148 Somers St

81-83 Vanderveer St

147 Rockaway Ave

206 Sumpter St

13 Sackman St

723 Mac Donough St

128 Saratoga Ave

The Hill

5 Stewart St

2198 Fulton St

2202 Fulton St

1062 Halsey St

1066 Halsey St

1033 Halsey St

2100 Fulton St

129 Schaefer Street

2208 Fulton St

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There are currently 18,912 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,102 with an average price of $4,249.
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