
Apartments near Church Avenue (2,5 line)-2 in Brooklyn, NY (6,779 Rentals)


240 E 51st St

576 E 51st St

744 Lefferts Ave

667 E 43rd St

781 Linden Blvd

Benhur

256 E 51st St

210 E 51st St

504 Crown St

1529 Brooklyn Ave

568 E 51st St

336 E 52nd St

322 E 52nd St

762 Empire Blvd

247 E 51st St

4705 Avenue D

196 E 51st St

1006 Caton Avenue

571 E 19th St

1665 Bedford Ave

Prospect House Apartments

351 W 13th St

601 E 19th St

645 E 26th St

2084 Nostrand Ave

668 E 31st St

Crown Gardens

William Reid Apartments

365 E 52nd St

370 E 52nd St

5122 Snyder Ave

822 Lenox Rd

1541 New York Ave

1476 Flatbush Ave

5203 Church Ave

238 E 52nd St

271 E 52nd St

2086 Nostrand Ave

1086 Ocean Ave

260 Rogers Ave

399-401 Coney Island Ave

229 E 52nd St

795 Linden Blvd

383 E 52nd St

5210 Church Ave

770 Lefferts Ave

Utica Crescent

168 E 51st St

875 Clarkson 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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