
Apartments near Crescent Street-Z in Brooklyn, NY (2,740 Rentals)


1358 Bushwick Ave

96 Covert St

702 Evergreen Ave

151 Rockaway Ave

108 Belmont Ave

539 Snediker Ave

537 Snediker Ave

1360 Hancock St

1782 Pitkin Ave

2240 Pacific St

1345 Bushwick Ave

71 Schaefer St

1007 Decatur St

1777 Pitkin Ave

1613 Hancock St

1346 Hancock Street

1352 Hancock St

1144 Halsey St

1401 Hancock St

1336 Hancock St

1334 Hancock St

96 Rockaway Ave

1342 Hancock St

1354 Hancock St

1171 Halsey St

263-265 Weirfield St

690 Evergreen Avenue

176 Rockaway Ave

182 Rockaway Ave

461 Irving Ave

1363 Hancock St

739 Knickerbocker Ave

1524 Jefferson Ave

1359 Hancock St

224 Weirfield St

Hancock Jefferson

737 Alabama Ave

1339 Hancock Street

149 Watkins St

1341 Hancock Street Apartments

1347 Hancock St

1351 Hancock St

190 Rockaway Ave

Rockaway Ave Apartments

1276 Hancock Street

1323 Hancock St

1335 Hancock St

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There are currently 18,915 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,137 with an average price of $4,242.
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