
Apartments near Montrose Avenue-L in Brooklyn, NY (10,012 Rentals)


239 Lee Ave

286 N 6th St

277 Division Ave

265 Lee Ave

273 Lee Avenue

104 M.L.K. Jr Pl

518 Meeker Ave

1222 Myrtle Ave

1257 Myrtle Ave

142 Wilson Ave

144 Wilson Ave

139 Wilson Ave

357 Grand St

55 Herbert St

319 Broadway

118 Kingsland Ave

280-282 Rodney St

221 Suydam St

67 Richardson St, Brooklyn, NY 11211

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225 Suydam St

235 Suydam St

163 Suydam St

35 Frost St

708 Willoughby Ave

311 Hart St

856 Willoughby Ave

215 Suydam St

213 Suydam St

143 Wilson Ave

211 Suydam St

217 Suydam St

223 Suydam St

233 Suydam St

77 Irving Ave

754A Willoughby Ave

93 Herbert St

121 Kingsland Ave

117 Kingsland Ave

270 Throop Ave

33 Frost St

274 S 1st St

45-49 Havemeyer St

35 Havemeyer St

29 Havemeyer St

278 N 6th St

282 N 6th St

265 N 6th St

263 N 6th 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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