
Apartments near Crown Heights-Utica Avenue-3 in Brooklyn, NY (8,446 Rentals)


681 Sterling Pl

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1665 Bedford Ave

666 Park Pl

571 Saint Marks Ave

1164 pacific

289-293 Fenimore Street

37 Herkimer St

643 Prospect Pl

1275 Nostrand Ave

199 Hancock St

209 Hancock St

222 E 39th St

409 Madison St

233 E 39th St

400 Putnam Ave

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4202-4210 Church Ave

494 E 95th St

259 Sumpter St

663 Macdonough St

505 E 93rd St

181 Macdougal St

2274 Strauss St

441 Herzl St

2261-2265 Strauss St

15 Gunther Pl

439 E 45th St

190 Malcolm X Blvd

804 Jefferson Ave

373 Tompkins Ave

593 Madison St

829 Putnam Ave

155 E 57th St

362-364 Eastern Pky

423 Amboy St

269 Dumont Ave

704 Madison St

411 Madison St

492 Monroe St

530 Monroe St

544 Monroe St

258 Jefferson Ave

275 Jefferson Ave

99 Halsey St

1082 Dean St

1277 Nostrand Ave

260 Hawthorne St

631 Prospect Pl

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There are currently 18,901 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,625 to $9,966 with an average price of $4,353.
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