
Apartments near Graham Avenue-L in Brooklyn, NY (9,414 Rentals)


279 Classon Ave

281 Classon Ave

1028 Bedford Ave

501 Lafayette Ave

281 Clifton Pl

260 Marcus Garvey Blvd

564 Lexington Ave

699-701 Lexington Ave

157 Stuyvesant Ave

711 Lexington Ave

15-19 Patchen Ave

908 Bushwick Ave

144 Bleecker St

258 Irving Ave

260 Irving Ave

168 Bleecker St

350 Bleecker St

431 Bleecker St

443 Bleecker St

435 Bleecker St

98 Malcolm X Blvd

455 De Kalb Ave

32 Patchen Ave

241 St Nicholas Ave

439 Bleecker St

212 Wyckoff Ave

195 Menahan St

1448 Myrtle Ave

323 Menahan St

262 Irving Ave

154 Bleecker St

1452 Myrtle Ave

127 Hall St

491 Myrtle Ave

61 Bleecker St

81 Bleecker St

83 Bleecker St

737 Lexington Ave

96 Malcolm X Blvd

743A Lexington Ave

432 Lexington Ave

454 Lexington Ave

423 Throop Ave

287 Classon Ave

227 Taaffe Plz

285 Classon Ave

273 Franklin Ave

275 Skillman St

274 Skillman St

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There are currently 18,923 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,650 to $10,146 with an average price of $4,325.
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