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


246 Devoe St

476 Humboldt St

486 Graham Ave

596 Driggs Ave

307 S 4th St

23 Meserole St

48 Meserole St

354 S 4th St

158 Manhattan Ave

236 S 1st St

28 Herbert

160 Manhattan Ave

278 Grand St

177 N 8th St

179 N Eighth St

128 Scholes Street Apartments

245A S 1st St

144 N 11th St

301 S 4th St

319 Hooper St

42-44 Meserole St

103 Meserole St

99 Meserole St

151 Manhattan Ave

130-132 Scholes St

218 Frost St

235 Devoe St

494 Graham Ave

241 Powers St

23 B

233 Devoe St

Woodpoint Plaza

223 Maujer St

15-17 Judge St

29 Orient Ave

138 Scholes St

142 Scholes St

34-36 Meserole St

169 N 10th St

178 N 9th St

178 N 8th St

174 Roebling St

625 Driggs Ave

316 S 4th St

176 N 8th St

58-58 Maspeth Ave

322 S 4th St

314 S 4th St

505 Graham Ave

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There are currently 18,890 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,195 to $8,500 with an average price of $4,199.
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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 $5,114.
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