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


175 Vernon Ave

624 Willoughby Ave

626 Willoughby Ave

326-328 Graham Ave

675 Grand St

238 Ainslie St

191 Pulaski St

188 Woodpoint Rd

260 Withers St

703 Greene Ave

657 Flushing Ave

219 Manhattan Ave

111 Van Buren St

708 Greene Ave

256 Marcus Garvey Blvd

260 Marcus Garvey Blvd

291 Stuyvesant Avenue

457 Decatur St

221 Ralph Ave

459 Chauncey St

34 Rockaway Ave

1469 Bushwick Ave

670 Grand St

91 Gerry St

256 Withers St

251 Patchen Ave

1473 Bushwick Ave

409 Chauncey St

250 Manhattan Ave

620 Willoughby Ave

265 Malcolm X Blvd

347 Bainbridge St

560 Madison St

676 Putnam Ave

Cornerstone Apartments

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134-136 Powers St

666 Grand St

584 Broadway

31 Bartlett St

209 Harrison Ave

190 Conselyea St

206 Skillman Ave

180 Woodpoint Rd

185 Pulaski St

183 Pulaski St

75-83 Gerry St

390 Wallabout St

167 Vernon 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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