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


27 Brevoort Pl

309 Hancock St

398A Hancock St

410A Hancock St

240 E 45th St

149 E 51st St

54 Rockaway Pky

53 Rockaway Pky

45 Rockaway Pky

1586 Prospect Pl

1637 Saint Johns Pl

1605 Lincoln Pl

129 E 93rd St

47 Rockaway Pky

1623 Saint Johns Pl

1351 Eastern Pky

1880 Pacific St

890 Bergen St

557 Franklin Ave

329 Clarkson Ave

1629 Saint Johns Pl

1357 Eastern Pkwy

1673 Sterling Pl

1631 Saint Johns Pl

1166 E New York Ave

53 E 94th St

1639 St Johns Pl

1967 Union St

1621 Park Place

1674 Sterling Pl

24 Suydam Pl

140 E 93rd St

430 Halsey St

774 Albany Ave

23 Brevoort Pl

234 Hawthorne St

43 Halsey St

47 Halsey St

Prospect Building

889 Bergen St

880 Bergen Street

21 Brevoort Pl

187 Hancock St

396-398 Tompkins Ave

St. John's Heights Condominium

116 Hancock St

256-258 Winthrop St

132 Hancock St

1275 Nostrand Ave

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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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