
Apartments near Marcy Avenue-J in Brooklyn, NY (12,727 Rentals)


420 Marcy Ave

160 Berry Street

171 N 7th St

234 N 9th St

173 Ainslie St

113-121 Maujer St

The North Condominiums

609 Lorimer St

600 Lorimer St

88 Walton St

628 Metropolitan Ave

630 Metropolitan Ave

139 N 6th St

91 N 4th St

185 Bedford Ave

721 Bedford Ave

534 Driggs Ave

The Bedford

505 Flushing Ave

277 Lee Ave

248 Wallabout St

648-658 Grand St

730 Bedford Ave

5 Withers St

169 N 7th St

207 N 8th St

Broadway Triangle

141 North 6th Street

649 Grand Street

103 Meserole St

57-59 Grand St

Factory Lofts

254 Wallabout St

270 Wallabout St

274 Wallabout St

515 Flushing Ave

188 N 8th St

96 N 5th St

155 Berry St

417 Flushing Ave

184 Bedford Ave

182 Bedford Ave

112-114 Walton St

240 Meeker Ave

614 Lorimer St

538 Union Ave

654 Grand St

647 Grand St

87 N 4th St

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There are currently 18,915 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,137 with an average price of $4,242.
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