
Apartments near DeKalb Avenue (L Line)-L in Brooklyn, NY (8,614 Rentals)


462 Central Ave

1118 Madison St

465 Wilson Ave

729 Knickerbocker Ave

733 Knickerbocker Ave

1352 Hancock St

724 Knickerbocker Ave

1323 Hancock St

1354 Hancock St

1360 Hancock St

730 Knickerbocker Ave

1342 Hancock St

33A Lawton

38 Dodworth St

1143 Lafayette Ave

1336 Hancock St

469 Wilson Ave

1110 Madison St

464 Wilson Ave

68 Grove St

57-59 Grove St

73 Jefferson St

718 Bushwick Ave

1150 DeKalb Ave

56 Jefferson St

39 Troutman St

512 Hart St

64-66 Grove St

474 Central Ave

206 Cornelia St

473 Wilson Ave

739 Knickerbocker Ave

1334 Hancock St

Bushwick Corner

1144 Lafayette Ave

1095 Madison St

1087 Madison St

475 Wilson Ave

39 Suydam Street

1098 Madison St

321 Weirfield St

477 Wilson Ave

1239A Putnam Ave

1308 Jefferson Ave

659 Bushwick Ave

655 Bushwick

507 Hart St

1 Family, 9 SRO Units & 12 Parking Spaces

1148 Dekalb Ave

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There are currently 18,906 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,200 to $10,038 with an average price of $4,306.
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