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


238 Wyckoff Avenue

510 Driggs

166 Washington Ave

86 S 8th St

475 Driggs Ave

St. James Towers

292 Bedford Ave

1240 Bedford Ave

1206 Putnam Ave

447-449 Decatur St

260 Woodbine Street

79 S 6th St

Williamsberry

147 Grand St

The Gretsch Building

53 Broadway

178 N 11th St

Williamsburg Social

1487 Broadway

628 Knickerbocker Ave

1184 Bushwick Ave

The Jardin

84 Clinton Ave

The Maison on Halsey

Clinton Hill Cooperative North Campus

438 Wilson Ave

415 Myrtle Ave

147 Vanderbilt Ave

1078 Fulton St

195 Driggs Ave

Navy Green

Common Grand (Furnished Rooms)

190 Berry St

1511 Pacific St

2 Brevoort Pl

15 Dunham

656 Macdonough

Clermont Greene Condominium

330 Wythe Ave

The Mill Building

77-79 Grand St

1257 Pacific St

Clinton Hill Cooperative South Campus

150 Clermont Ave

90 Troy Ave

Lefferts Place Mews

80 Metropolitan Ave

One Domino Square

47 Grand St

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There are currently 18,909 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,156 with an average price of $4,326.
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