
Apartments near Franklin Avenue (2,3,4,5 Line)-2 in Brooklyn, NY (10,696 Rentals)


276 5th Ave

118 Saint Marks Pl

113 Saint Marks

530 16th St

370 Adelphi St

656 Baltic St

328 Tompkins Ave

498 Putnam Ave

1359 Saint Johns Pl

1361 Saint Johns Pl

1309 Lincoln Pl

532 Greene Ave

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253 Windsor Pl

1212 8th Ave

1308 Prospect Plz

211 Macdonough St

1380 Sterling Pl

1067 Eastern Pky

519 Throop Ave

428 Marcus Garvey Blvd

455-457 Marcus Garvey Blvd

539 Gates Ave

14 Prospect Park SW

849 Flatbush Ave

530 Lafayette Ave

273 Clifton Pl

450 12th St

452 12th St

456 12th St

694 Degraw St

381 Douglass St

704 Sackett St

707 Union St

454 12th St

454A 12th St

706 Sackett St

689 Sackett Street(Multifamily Redevelopment)

10 Prospect Park SW

112 Saint Marks Pl

375 3rd St

372 8Th Street

361 7th Ave

388 6th Ave

380 3rd St

384 3rd St

386 3rd St

301 5th Ave

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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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