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


268 Boerum St

15 Jefferson St

28 Melrose St

24 Melrose St

17 Jefferson St

887 Lexington Ave

1067 Lafayette Ave

1069 Lafayette Ave

507 Central Ave

798 Knickerbocker Ave

327 Eldert St

328 Eldert St

321 Eldert St

314 Eldert St

320 Eldert St

326 Eldert St

308 Eldert St

415 Bushwick Avenue

591 Kosciuszko St

Bedford-Stuyvesant

466 Pulaski St

1095 Dekalb Ave

1065 Lafayette Ave

480 Bushwick Ave

Covert

413 Bushwick Ave

881 Lexington Ave

421 Hart St

464 Bushwick Ave

1116 Bushwick Ave

81 Beaver St

Walk-up Apartment

32 Patchen Ave

531 Central Ave

353 Covert St

1087 Dekalb Ave

13 Stuyvesant Ave

417 Hart St

31 Patchen Ave

1143 Bushwick Ave

1141 Bushwick Ave

81 Cornelia St

1171 Halsey St

280 Eldert St

290 Eldert St

814-816 Knickerbocker Ave

309 Covert St

815 Knickerbocker Ave

347 Covert St

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There are currently 18,906 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,200 to $10,018 with an average price of $4,298.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Brooklyn ranges from $900 to $21,367 with an average monthly rent of $5,158.
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