
Apartments near Kingston-Throop Avenues-C in Brooklyn, NY (11,064 Rentals)


1415 Dean St

101 Kingston Ave

1455 Dean St

1469 Dean St

404 Marcus Garvey Blvd

30 Macdonough St

1401 Fulton St

1395 Dean St

180 Decatur St

22 Macdonough St

1479 Dean St

119 Albany Ave

398A Hancock St

14 Revere Pl

103 Kingston Ave

1436 Atlantic Ave

152 Macon St

1387 Dean St

The Diana

1383 Dean St

1393 Fulton St

24 McDonough St

144 Macon St

1402 Pacific St

27 MacDonough St

148 Macon St

1367 Dean St

1433 Pacific St

123 Albany Ave

1554-1558 Pacific St

409 Halsey St

410 Halsey St

410A Hancock St

121 Albany Ave

150 Macon St

402 Halsey St

42 Troy Ave

363 Macon St

1621 Pacific Street

360 Macon St 5 St

1564 Pacific St

104 Kingston Ave

423 Tompkins Ave

1363 Dean St

6 Macdonough St

Crown Heights 2-Family Foreclosure

110 Kingston Ave

417 Hancock St

1627 Pacific St

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There are currently 18,880 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,500 to $9,116 with an average price of $4,130.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Brooklyn ranges from $900 to $21,900 with an average monthly rent of $5,219.
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