
Apartments near Flushing Avenue (G Line)-G in Brooklyn, NY (12,397 Rentals)


163 Rodney St

838 Kent Ave

149 Rodney St

165 Rodney St

844 Kent Ave

154 Skillman St

343 S 4th St

16 Ten Eyck St

2 Pulaski St

10 Pulaski St

406 Lorimer St

59 Stagg St

648 Myrtle Ave

165 Skillman St

191 Spencer St

163 Skillman St

653 Marcy Ave

61 Stagg St

157 Pulaski St

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177 Pulaski

281 Throop Avenue

191-193 Johnson Ave

754A Willoughby Ave

159 Manhattan Ave

352 S 3rd St

158 Manhattan Ave

160 Manhattan Ave

350 S 3rd St

148 Meserole St

845 Kent Ave

262 Vernon Ave

19 Park St

684-686 Willoughby Ave

220 Hart St

195 Johnson Ave

201 Johnson Ave

63 Stagg St

743 Dekalb Ave

162 Pulaski St

128 Scholes Street Apartments

152 Pulaski St

693 Dekalb Ave

363 Willoughby Ave

390 S 2nd St

699 DeKalb Ave

69 Stagg St

717 Dekalb Ave

162-166 Skillman St

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There are currently 18,916 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,115 with an average price of $4,258.
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