
Apartments near Crown Heights-Utica Avenue-4 in Brooklyn, NY (8,460 Rentals)


20 Foot Wide Brooklyn Brownstone

213 Hancock Street

217 Hancock St

188 Hancock Street

190 Hancock Street

186 Hancock Street

782 New York Ave

441 Putnam Ave

192-194 Malcolm X Blvd

148-150 Patchen Ave

53 E 59th St

655 Macdonough St

13 Somers St

440 Madison St

473 Madison St

980 Bergen St

Marcus Garvey Expansion - Phase 2 Building G

1265 Fulton St

244 Sumpter St

344 Marion St

259 Sumpter St

373 Tompkins Ave

441 Herzl St

15 Gunther Pl

439 E 45th St

190 Malcolm X Blvd

804 Jefferson Ave

663 Macdonough St

505 E 93rd St

181 Macdougal St

494 E 95th St

409 Madison St

233 E 39th St

4202-4210 Church Ave

593 Madison St

829 Putnam Ave

400 Putnam Ave

EASY APPROVAL!!!!

209 Hancock St

199 Hancock St

1275 Nostrand Ave

289-293 Fenimore Street

37 Herkimer St

Conversion To 3 Family

1665 Bedford Ave

666 Park Pl

603 Lincoln Pl

681 Sterling Pl

643 Prospect Pl

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There are currently 18,916 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,115 with an average price of $4,258.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Brooklyn range from $1,800 to $28,413. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $6,038.
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