
Apartments near DeKalb Avenue (B,D,M,N,Q,R Line)-B in Brooklyn, NY (11,096 Rentals)


183 Columbia Hts

720 Degraw St

157 5th Ave

42 Saint Johns Pl

94 Prospect Pl

177-179 Columbia Hts

175 Columbia Hts

268 Degraw St

270 Degraw St

272 Degraw St

420 Henry St

24 Strong Pl

50 Strong Pl

412 Henry St

414 Henry St

19 Unit Apartment

8 Montague Ter 7

10 Montague Ter

2 Montague Ter

48 Strong Pl

Conversion To Sfr

279 Sackett St

15 Clark St

321-323 Union St

325-327 Union St

71 Willow St

22 Orange St

360 Clinton St

185 Columbia Heights

173 Columbia Heights

276 Degraw St

274 Degraw St

12-14 Clark St

319 Union St

332 Union St

36 Cranberry St

578 Union St

586 Union St

Kirkman Lofts

689 Sackett Street(Multifamily Redevelopment)

287 Flatbush Ave

285 Flatbush Ave

434 Waverly Ave

108 Ryerson Street

688 Sackett St

35 Cranberry Street

899 Fulton St

499 Myrtle Ave

103 Prospect Place

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There are currently 18,868 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,500 to $8,500 with an average price of $4,118.
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