
Apartments near Crown Heights-Utica Avenue-4 in Brooklyn, NY (8,464 Rentals)


466 Prospect Pl

64 Hawthorne St

141 Lefferts Pl

143 Lefferts Pl

1082 Fulton St

466 Franklin Ave

481 -485 Saint Johns Place

144 Lefferts Pl

139 Lefferts Pl

1084 Fulton St

1086 Fulton St

146 Monroe St

378 Nostrand Ave

333-341 Nostrand Ave

277 Quincy St

581 Greene Ave

24-26 Covert St

26 Schaefer St

214 Hull St

660 E 96th St

18 Cooper St

316 Macdougal St

212 Hull St

10 Sackman St

425 Powell St

79 Malcolm X Blvd

779 Rogers Ave

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124 Stuyvesant Ave

1108 Putnam Ave

111 Van Buren St

121 Van Buren St

896 Lafayette Ave

1057 Jefferson Ave

1008 Halsey St

18 Van Buren St

32 Van Buren St

1487 Nostrand Ave

998 New York Ave

261 Quincy Street

375 Gates Ave

33 Claver Pl

158 Linden Blvd

1074 Fulton St

462 Prospect Pl

43 Hawthorne St

457 Prospect Pl

460 Prospect Pl

1022 Pacific St

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There are currently 18,917 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,154 with an average price of $4,293.
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