
Apartments near Crescent Street-J in Brooklyn, NY (2,738 Rentals)


68-38 Forest Ave

1624 Hancock St

6081 67th Ave

6456 Madison St

64-54 Madison St

68-27 Forest Ave

874 Woodward Ave

878 Woodward Ave

5730 Catalpa Ave

879 Cypress Ave

64-24 Madison Street

6815 Forest Ave

872 Woodward Ave

6019 68th Ave

6075 67th Ave

68-22 Forest Ave

1625 Hancock St

64-40 Madison St

5709 Catalpa Ave

64-18 Madison St

6030 67th Ave

64-30 Madison St

5727 Catalpa Ave

6807 Forest Ave

6013 68th Ave

6432 Madison St

10803 101st Ave

10803 101st Ave

6811 Forest Ave

6043 67th Ave

863 Onderdonk Ave

6803 Forest Ave

6156 Madison St

1676 Jefferson Ave

68-05 Forest Ave

60-25 67th Ave

861 Woodward Ave

61-34 Madison St

5925 68th Ave

6142 Madison St

5919 68th Ave

5923 68th Ave

6710 60th St

6801 Forest Ave

1666 Jefferson Ave

852 Cypress Ave

854 Onderdonk Ave

1858 Cornelia St

6719 Forest Ave

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There are currently 18,917 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,154 with an average price of $4,293.
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