
Apartments near Crown Heights-Utica Avenue-4 in Brooklyn, NY (8,462 Rentals)


2022 Strauss St

404-406 Midwood St

238 E 52nd St

822 Saint Johns Pl

300 Malcolm X Blvd

820 Saint Johns Pl

491 Tompkins Ave

2160 Dean St

1965 Bergen St

1151 Carroll St

Hello Sterling

285 Malcolm X Boulevard

229 E 52nd St

281-285 Bainbridge St

895 Lenox Rd

284 Grafton St

2158 Dean St

127 Blake Ave

1617 Eastern Pky

1858 Prospect Pl

SEED Cooperative Apartments

595 New York Ave

129 Macdonough St

1119 Bergen St

516 Eastern Pky

1184 President St

272 Crown St

1239 Dean St

1243 Dean St

62 New York Ave

1110 Bergen St

1241 Dean St

1245 Dean St

1353 Pacific St

1355 Pacific St

1357 Pacific St

280 Macon Street

414 Macon St

282 Macon St

286 Macon Street

10 E 43rd St

453 Macon St

363 Macon St

1237 Dean St

1119 Lenox Rd

306 E 98th St

405 Decatur St

1167 President St

308 E 98th St

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There are currently 18,921 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,118 with an average price of $4,244.
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