
Apartments near Kingston Avenue-3 in Brooklyn, NY (9,581 Rentals)


70 E 39th St

297 Halsey St

298 Mac Donough St

360 Macon St 5 St

274 Hancock St

1334 Eastern Pky

1599 Park Pl

1033 Rutland Rd

303 Halsey St

42 Rochester Ave

1564 Prospect Pl

1 Family + Store w/ approved plans for 3 Fam

256 Decatur St

Brooklyn 2 building package 6 units

169 Buffalo Ave

27 Rockaway Pky

1593 Park Pl

68 E 52nd St

588 Throop Ave

352 Halsey St

410 Marcus Garvey Blvd

177 Lincoln Rd

1225 Fulton St

1227 Fulton St

239 Hawthorne St

5 Arlington Pl

230 Hancock St

236 Hancock St

252 Hancock St

290 Hancock St

267 Hancock St

1601 Park PL

1605 Park Pl

1653 Sterling Pl

1650 Sterling Pl

382-384 Macon St

363 Macon St

404 Marcus Garvey Blvd

547 Throop Ave

770 Herkimer St

78 E 52nd St

74 E 52nd St

772 Herkimer St

145 E 91st St

134 E 92nd St

123-133 E 92nd St

62 E 96th St

1570 Prospect Pl

369 Macon 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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