
Apartments near Flushing Avenue (J,M Line)-M in Brooklyn, NY (11,473 Rentals)


545 Marcy Ave

165 Tompkins Ave

893 Willoughby Ave

909 Willoughby Ave

18 Boerum St

186 Middleton St

Von King Apartments

163 Tompkins Ave

177 Pulaski

185 Pulaski St

183 Pulaski St

191 Pulaski St

173 Montrose Ave

177 Montrose Ave

242 Montrose Avenue

238 Montrose Ave

1011 Broadway

409 Hart St, Brooklyn, NY 11221

201 Montrose Ave

217 Montrose Ave

230 Bushwick Ave

181-183 Montrose Ave

183 Humboldt St

199 Montrose Ave

159 Graham Ave

851-53 Dekalb Ave

135 Montrose Ave

139 Montrose Ave

156 Tompkins Ave

568 Willoughby Ave

294 Wallabout St

593 Flushing Ave

215 Middleton St

Cascade

216 Pulaski St

838-844 Myrtle Ave

134 Manhattan Ave

133 Montrose Ave

137 Montrose Ave

170 Graham Ave

119 Lorimer St

241 Bushwick Ave

115 Lorimer St

111 Lorimer St

131 Manhattan Ave

CLASSIC 4-FAMILY BROWNSTONE w GREAT INCOME

176 Graham Ave

232 Bushwick Ave

417 Hart St

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There are currently 18,911 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,145 with an average price of $4,283.
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