
Apartments near Greenpoint Avenue-G in Brooklyn, NY (9,992 Rentals)


140 Guernsey St

139 Guernsey St

1001 Lorimer St

1130 Manhattan Ave

44 Box St

1134 Manhattan Ave

137 Guernsey St

205 Eckford St

131 McGuinness Blvd

150 Newell St

708 Manhattan Ave

704 Manhattan Ave

706 Manhattan Ave

99 Norman Ave

626 Leonard St

66 Box St

128 Guernsey St

133 Guernsey St

Eleven33 South Building

48 Box St

62 Box St

131 Guernsey St

144a Newell St

127 McGuinness Blvd

117 Jewel St

138 Newell St

146 Diamond St

122 McGuinness Blvd

113 Jewel St

125 Guernsey St

70 Box St

127 Guernsey St

699 Manhattan Ave

700 Manhattan Ave

144 Newel St

1139-1141 Manhattan Ave

143 Norman Ave

109 Jewel St

35 Commercial St

112 Norman Ave

119 Guernsey St

130 Norman Ave

132 Norman Ave

Greenpoint Landing Phase II

134 Norman Ave

130 Diamond St

688 Manhattan Ave

91 Jewel St

676 Manhattan Ave

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There are currently 18,906 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,200 to $10,038 with an average price of $4,306.
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