
Apartments near Crown Heights-Utica Avenue-4 in Brooklyn, NY (8,455 Rentals)


620 Park Pl

586-592 Prospect Pl

609 Saint Johns Pl

625 Park Pl

581 Prospect Pl

525 Saint Marks Ave

195-200 Hawthorne St

35 Halsey St

108 Hancock St

462 Nostrand Ave

1322 Nostrand Ave

3601 Church Ave

491 E 45th St

823 Gates Avenue

958 Utica Ave

112 Howard Ave

354 E 54th St

91 Ralph Ave

742 Macdonough St

2061 Fulton St

2160 Fulton Street

2304 Atlantic Ave

149 Watkins St

45-49 Lott Ave

38 Somers St

2158 Fulton Street

1782 Pitkin Ave

341 Tompkins Ave

121 Hancock St

581 Franklin Ave

874 Hancock St

303 Sumpter St

2381 Dean St

215 Mother Gaston Blvd

541 Lincoln Pl

468 Bristol St

2162 Fulton St

44 Lott Ave

746 Macdonough St

909 Jefferson Ave

829 Halsey St

553 E. 93rd St. 4

509 Chauncey St

831 Halsey St

108 Patchen Ave

161 E 35th St

594-596 Rogers Ave

181 Lincoln Rd

621 Park 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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