
Apartments near Clark Street-2 in Brooklyn, NY (9,960 Rentals)


175 Hicks St

103 Willow St

94 Hicks St

One Clinton

79 Pierrepont St

71 Pierrepont St

81 Pierrepont St

Cooperative

66 Cranberry St

69 Pierrepont St

69 Willow St

170 Hicks St

168 Hicks St

166 Hicks St

15 Clark St

71 Willow St

22 Orange St

123 Pierrepont St

12-14 Clark St

149 Willow St

124 Willow St 7

96 Pierrepont St

Brooklyn Heights Library Redevelopment

172 Cadman Plz E

100 Pierrepont St

114 Pierrepont St

106 Pierrepont St

80 Pierrepont St

76 Pierrepont St

43 Pierrepont St

52 Pierrepont St

58 Pierrepont St

104 Pierrepont St

108 Pierrepont St

70 Pierrepont St

98 Pierrepont St

88 Pierrepont St

41 Pierrepont St

128 Willow St

62 Pierrepont St

140 Willow St

129 Columbia Hts

48 Pierrepont St

102 Pierrepont Street

120 Pierrepont St

54 Pierrepont St

50 Pierrepont St

147 Columbia Hts

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There are currently 18,905 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,195 to $10,160 with an average price of $4,319.
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