
Apartments near High Street-A in Brooklyn, NY (11,156 Rentals)


151-155 Atlantic Ave

25 State St

54 State St

322-324A Hicks St

77-79 Atlantic Ave

60 State St

93 Atlantic Ave

99 Atlantic Ave

103 Atlantic Ave

9 N Elliot Place

One Brooklyn Bridge Park

144 Atlantic Ave

142 Atlantic Ave

The Commodore

156 Atlantic Ave

Gateway to Cobble Hill

148 Atlantic Ave

214 Atlantic Ave

325 Henry St

122-120 Atlantic Ave

61 Atlantic Ave

65 Atlantic Ave

104 Atlantic Ave

120 Atlantic Ave

228 Atlantic Ave

191 Willoughby St

208 Livingston St

214-218 Atlantic Ave

329 Henry St

88 Atlantic Ave

90 Atlantic Ave

92 Atlantic Ave

94-98 Atlantic Ave

327 Henry St

115 Pacific Street

139 Pacific St

143 Court St

175 Pacific St

145 Court St

199 Clinton St

215 Pacific St

135 Pacific St

331 Henry St

236-240 Atlantic Ave

Navy Yard Housing Cooperative

111-113 Pacific St

Quay Tower

168 Pacific St

166 Pacific St

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There are currently 18,854 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,000 to $20,721 with an average price of $4,167.
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