
Apartments near Livonia Avenue-L in Brooklyn, NY (4,053 Rentals)


862 Macon St

868 Macon St

663-665 Central Ave

665 Central Ave

Brevoort Houses

1677 President St

1212 Saint Marks Avenue

1595 Broadway

78 Highland Blvd

2703-2713 Pitkin Ave

354 E 53rd St

5301 Snyder Ave

198 Utica

877 Empire Blvd

906-916 E New York Ave

Wilson Court

Harding Court

161 Utica Ave

190 Utica Ave

1409-1415 Saint Johns Pl

806 Macon St

Slyvia Court

788 Macon St

947 Montgomery St

Helen Court

Woodrow Court

1405 St Johns Pl

640 Macdonough St

Cooper Street Cluster

975 Liberty Avenue

1750-1762 Dean St

1678 Union St

1081 Eastern Pky

1074 Eastern Pky

1402-1408 Sterling Pl

1073 Eastern Parkway

5201 Snyder Ave

Chestnut Commons

186 Force Tube Ave

Sylvia Court

1200-1202 Decatur St

236 Moffat St

853 Empire Blvd

Euclid Glenmore Apartments

1599 Bergen St

861 Halsey

AMAZING 3BR /1BATH HUGE SPACE IN TOP LOCATION

1660 Union St

1392 Sterling Pl

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There are currently 18,914 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,151 with an average price of $4,254.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Brooklyn range from $1,900 to $28,110. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $6,032.
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