
Apartments near Fort Hamilton Parkway (F,G Line)-F in Brooklyn, NY (7,826 Rentals)


160 Ocean Pky

1 Terrace Pl

1109 Prospect Ave

1006 Caton Avenue

135 Prospect Park SW

584 20th St

1103 Prospect Ave

The Simone

1661 11th Ave

601 18th St

310 Windsor Pl

283 E 5th St

568 20th St

599 18th St

595A 18th Street

564 20th St

566 20th St

598 17th St

179 Ocean Parkway

1110 Caton Ave

124 Prospect Park SW

128 Prospect Park SW

435 Coney Island ave

593 17th St

122 Prospect Park SW

118 Prospect Park SW

737 Church Ave

25 Stratford Rd

743 Church Ave

563 20th St

1901 10th Ave

113 Prospect Park SW

115 Prospect Park SW

414 Albemarle Rd

589 17th St

285 Windsor Pl

289 Windsor Pl

19 Dahill Rd

281 Windsor Pl

573 18th St

111 Prospect Park SW

109 Prospect Park SW

347 Mcdonald Ave

355 Mcdonald Ave

484-486 Coney Island Ave

561 17th St

192 E 8th St

101 Prospect Park SW

9 Argyle Rd

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There are currently 18,917 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,200 to $10,137 with an average price of $4,349.
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