
Apartments near Franklin Avenue (A,C,S Line)-Franklin Avenue Shuttle in Brooklyn, NY (11,331 Rentals)


237 Saint James Pl

310 Saint James Pl

Fulton on Clinton

816 Dean St

369-371 Grand Ave

39 Quincy St

681 Franklin Ave

1102 Bedford Ave

1100 Bedford Ave

1098 Bedford Ave

1077 Bedford Ave

145 Halsey St

143 Halsey St

161 Gates Ave

228 Monroe St

479 Prospect Pl

487 Prospect Plz

493 Prospect Pl

357 Franklin Ave

685 Franklin Ave

814 Dean St

Bergen Street Art Studios

290 Saint James Pl

The Collection

308 Saint James Pl

925 Pacific St

286 Saint James Pl

288 Saint James Pl

294 Saint James Pl

302 Saint James Pl

197 Quincy St

623 St Marks Ave

627 St. Marks Ave

234 Quincy St

1046 Bergen St

1063 Bergen St

1069 Bergen St

Gorgeous Pre-War Apartment in Crown Heights

1400-1408 Bedford Ave

631 Prospect Pl

685-687 Franklin Ave

625 Prospect Pl

643 Prospect Pl

89 Macon St

242 Madison St

244 Madison St

321 Putnam Ave

159 Herkimer Street

91 Macon St

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There are currently 18,866 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,500 to $22,103 with an average price of $4,198.
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