
Apartments near Crown Heights-Utica Avenue-3 in Brooklyn, NY (8,440 Rentals)


176 Macon St

274 Sullivan Pl

2153 Pacific St

484 Hancock Street

763 Saint John Place

The Dearborn

370 Montgomery St

787 Sterling Pl

1072 Nostrand Ave

1186 Dean St

340 Midwood St

175 Rogers Ave

171 Rogers Avenue

1062 Bergen St

1069 Bergen St

172 Herkimer St

176 Herkimer Street

181 Herkimer Street

174 Herkimer Street

27 MacDonough St

301 Halsey St

410A Hancock St

85 E 43rd St

464 Hancock St

308 Stuyvesant Ave

548 Hancock St

306 Stuyvesant Ave

321 Chauncey St

323 Chauncey St

392 E 94th St

385 E 95th St

374 E 96th St

371 E 96th St

259 Herzl St

174 Macon St

Prospect Lefferts Gardens

225 Rogers Ave

1195 Union St

177 Rogers Avenue

716 Prospect Pl

1281 Atlantic Ave

264 Malcolm X Blvd

1662 Eastern Pky

453 Tompkins Ave

303 Halsey St

765 Park Pl

657 St. Marks

225 Howard Ave

763 PARK PL

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There are currently 18,909 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,200 to $9,995 with an average price of $4,301.
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