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


1049 Greene Ave

40 Grove St

64 Palmetto St

499 Evergreen Ave

147 Cornelia St

515 Wilson Ave

1229 Halsey St

1235 Halsey St

1079 Broadway

1231 Halsey St

503 Evergreen Ave

41 Jefferson St

The Saint Marks

1324 Halsey St

1316 Halsey St

65 Woodbine St

1224 Hancock St

1217 Halsey St

1213 Jefferson Ave

1231 Broadway

1223 Broadway

900 Flushing Ave

11 Troutman St

893 Willoughby Ave

896 Flushing Ave

1259 Broadway

1138 Broadway

1263 Broadway

1087 Bushwick Ave

485 Central Ave

491 Central Ave

504 Wilson Ave

1042 Madison St

1300 Halsey St

1154 Myrtle Ave

1112 DeKalb Ave

Alhambra Luxury Lofts

562 Evergreen Ave

1091 Bushwick Ave

1095 Bushwick Ave

614A Kosciuszko St

1156 Myrtle Ave

1269-1271 Broadway

590 Bushwick Ave

28 Jefferson St

1152 Myrtle Ave

1011 Broadway

1167 Myrtle Ave

606 Kosciuszko St

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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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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Brooklyn range from $2,200 to $32,049. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $6,216.
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