
Apartments near Junius Street-3 in Brooklyn, NY (4,080 Rentals)


687 Watkins St

451 Rockaway Ave

76 Louisiana Ave

676 Sheffield Ave

733 Hinsdale St

695 Sheffield Ave

418 New Jersey Ave

503 Hegeman Ave

116 Riverdale Ave

649 Vermont St

635 Vermont St

420 New Jersey Ave

645 Vermont St

641 Vermont St

735-741 Hinsdale St

513 Hegeman Ave

96-98 Newport St

732 Georgia Avenue Brooklyn NY 11207

686-690 Vermont St

438 New Lots Ave

515 Vermont St

114 Riverdale Ave

659 Vermont St

515 Hegeman Ave

123 Powell St

1729 Pitkin Ave

95 Newport St

695 Pennsylvania Ave

939 Thomas S Boyland St

389 Herzl St

379 Dewitt Ave

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524 Wyona St

341 Herzl St

1731 Pitkin Ave

737 Alabama Ave

92 Newport St

259 Herzl St

440 Rockaway Ave

476 Wyona St

396 New Jersey Ave

600 Wyona St

148 Bristol St

415 New Jersey Ave

526 Hegeman Ave

146 Bristol St

73 Lott Ave

403 New Jersey Ave

86 Newport St

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There are currently 18,877 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,500 to $8,500 with an average price of $4,098.
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