
Apartments near Hewes Street-J in Brooklyn, NY (11,863 Rentals)


183 Park Ave

452 Lafayette Ave

149-153 Clinton Ave

278 Clifton Pl

45-49 Newel St

720 Marcy Ave

125 Driggs Ave

88 Monitor St

144 Evergreen Ave

94 George St

The Parkview

57 Troutman St

474 Lafayette Ave

179 Park Ave

175 Park Ave

95-97 Grattan St

188 Marcus Garvey Blvd

36 Wilson Ave

229 Washington Avenue

99 Grattan St

395 Kosciusko St

249 Melrose St

38 Wilson Ave

934 Dekalb Ave

936 Dekalb Ave

659 Bushwick Ave

61 Troutman St

108 N Henry St

45-49 Newell St

42 Newell St

38 Newell St

40 Newell St

26 Diamond St

93 Russell St

286 Clifton Pl, Brooklyn

291 Nostrand Ave

156 Willoughby Ave

1058 Bedford Ave

1056 Bedford Ave

292 Clifton Place

663 Manhattan Ave

34 Adelphi St

139 Vanderbilt Ave

89 Driggs Ave

30 Ditmars St

87 Russell St

311 Franklin Ave

417 Myrtle Ave

53 Van Buren St

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There are currently 18,909 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,156 with an average price of $4,326.
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