
Apartments near Gates Avenue-J in Brooklyn, NY (10,205 Rentals)


131 Vernon Ave

886-888 Myrtle Ave

Marci

665 Lafayette Ave

814 Marcy Ave

892 Myrtle Ave

235 Hancock St

236 Hancock St

132 Macon St

1477 Pacific St

1448 Pacific St

1473 Pacific St

1444 Pacific St

175 Halsey Street

24 McDonough St

975 Saint Marks Ave

1455-1459 St Johns Pl

261 Buffalo Ave

1514 Eastern Pky

1512 Eastern Pky

701 DeKalb Ave

1401 Fulton St

22 Macdonough St

227 Utica Ave

757 Park Ave

756 Marcy Ave

722 Marcy Avenue

721 Flushing Ave

695 DeKalb Ave

St. Marks

679 Marcy Ave

1380 Sterling Pl

1353 Sterling Place

1384 Sterling Pl

1436 Pacific St

1409 Dean St

1415 Dean St

1346 Bergen Street

1467 Pacific St

1397 Fulton St

98 Tompkins Ave

895 Myrtle Ave

720 Marcy Ave

675 Marcy Ave

699 DeKalb Ave

784-788 Marcy Ave

947 Saint Marks Place

689 Dekalb Ave

943 Saint Marks Ave

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There are currently 18,917 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,154 with an average price of $4,293.
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