
Apartments near DeKalb Avenue (L Line)-L in Brooklyn, NY (8,620 Rentals)


138 Scholes St

834 Metropolitan Ave

177 Maujer St

753 Grand St

292 Ainslie St

294 Ainslie St

29 Orient Ave

31 Orient Ave

757 Grand St

318 Humboldt St

185 Van Buren St

Green Avenue Apartments

219 Malcolm X Blvd

221 Malcolm X Blvd

645 Macdonough St

704 Macdonough St

84 Saratoga Ave

686 Macdonough St

134 Manhattan Ave

229 Throop ave

BainBridge Cluster Portfolio

712A Halsey St

180 Throop Ave

699 Flushing Ave

692 Macon St

690 Macon St

749 Grand St

738 Grand St

671 Decatur

1676 Broadway

42 Cooper St

1411 Bushwick Ave

144 Manhattan Ave

58-58 Maspeth Ave

223 Malcolm X Blvd

659 Hancock St

645 Halsey St

688 Halsey St

590 Monroe St

770 Putnam Ave

685 Jefferson Ave

228 Lewis Ave

36 Bushwick Ave

62 Maspeth Ave

64-68 Maspeth Ave

19 Bushwick Ave

278 Humboldt St

173 Maujer St

960 Myrtle Ave

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There are currently 18,909 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,200 to $9,998 with an average price of $4,291.
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