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


150 Manhattan Ave

128 Scholes Street Apartments

131 Manhattan Ave

334 Humboldt St

258 Graham Ave

247-251 Throop Ave

250 Pulaski St

683 Jefferson Ave

224 Malcolm X Blvd

625 Halsey St

683 Halsey St

686 Halsey St

36 Cooper St

58 Moffat St

1404 Bushwick Ave

158 Manhattan Ave

160 Manhattan Ave

188 Marcus Garvey Blvd

319 Humboldt St

227 Malcolm X Blvd

3 bedroom With a Backyard

593 Madison St

651 Hancock St

672 Halsey St

234 Malcolm X Blvd

619 Halsey St

703 Chauncey St

38 Cooper St

182 Ralph Ave

355 Kosciusko St

177 Van Buren St

598 Quincy St

666 Willoughby Ave

325 Humboldt St

733 Grand Street

185 Powers St

Maspeth Terrace

57-59 Maspeth Ave

179 Hopkins St

177 Hopkins St

166 Manhattan Ave

739 Grand St

771 Park Ave

688 Flushing Ave

232 Malcolm X Blvd

1408 Bushwick Ave

581 Decatur St

766 Decatur St

45 Moffat St

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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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