
Apartments near Lorimer Street (L Line)-L in Brooklyn, NY (10,389 Rentals)


258 Graham Ave

183 Jackson St

417 Humboldt St

757 Grand St

206 Skillman Ave

212 Devoe St

210 Devoe St

334 Humboldt St

191 Withers St

278 Humboldt St

173 Maujer St

753 Grand St

152 Richardson St

172 Frost St

438 Graham Ave

2 Roebling St

327 Grand St

232 N Seventh St

215 N 7th St.

340 Metropolitan Ave

98-100 Havemeyer St

346 Metropolitan Ave

357 S 3rd St

621-623 Union Ave

351 S 3rd St

619 Union Ave

18 Stagg St

174 Frost St

178 Frost St

177 Maujer St

197 Withers St

20 Bushwick Ave

432 Humboldt St

206 Withers St

427 Manhattan Ave

217 N 11th St

215 N 11th St

221 N 11th St

207 N 8th St

125 Roebling St

390 Lorimer St

211 N 5th St

71 Scholes St

147 Leonard St

364 Hooper St

381 S Third St

222 N 6th St

The Bedford

274 S 1st St

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There are currently 18,892 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,195 to $8,500 with an average price of $4,206.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Brooklyn ranges from $900 to $22,080 with an average monthly rent of $5,157.
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