
Apartments near Church Avenue (2,5 line)-2 in Brooklyn, NY (6,786 Rentals)


3015 Avenue D

10 E 43rd St

483 Rogers Ave

246 Maple St

661 Flatbush Ave

665 Flatbush Ave

481 Rogers Ave

663 Flatbush Ave

83 E 18th St

466 Midwood St

449 E 21st St

1137 Flatbush Ave

91 E 18th St

86 Crooke Ave

15 Hawthorne St

2822 Avenue D

287 Maple St

2561 Bedford Ave

95 E 18th St

170 Parkside Ave

111 Woodruff Ave

1193 Rogers Ave

1161 Flatbush Ave

422 E 31st St

1092 Nostrand Ave

635 Flatbush Ave

1169-1173 Flatbush Ave

2567 Bedford Ave

885 Troy Avenue

502 Midwood St

82 E 18th St

558 A-558 B Kingston Ave

533 Rutland Rd

336-338 Lincoln Rd

58 E 18th St

370 E 23rd St

Bedford Court

162 E 19th St

770 Ocean Ave

639 Flatbush Ave

631 Flatbush Ave

1207 Rogers Ave

524 Midwood St

2701 Newkirk Ave

1735 Caton Ave

306 Lincoln Rd

1082 Nostrand Ave

3013-3019 Newkirk Ave

554 Kingston Ave

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There are currently 18,914 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,151 with an average price of $4,254.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Brooklyn range from $1,900 to $28,110. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $6,032.
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