
Apartments near Montrose Avenue-L in Brooklyn, NY (10,004 Rentals)


20 Dodworth St

1482 Dekalb Ave

217 N 11th St

186 Wilson Ave

1325 Myrtle Ave

71 Lee Avenue

1087 Dekalb Ave

215 N 11th St

226 S 2nd St

1549 DeKalb Ave

402 Suydam St

220 N 6th St

219 S 4th St

189 Wilson Ave

1488 Dekalb Ave

918 Hart St

920 Hart St

926 Hart St

930 Hart St

1490 Dekalb Avenue Apartments

1494 Dekalb Ave

142 Irving Ave

87 Wyckoff Ave

415 Suydam St

74 St. Nicholas Ave

786 Bushwick Ave

103 Stockholm St

190 Wilson Ave

194 Wilson Ave

348 Knickerbocker Ave

851-53 Dekalb Ave

904 De Kalb Ave

137 Beadel St

934 Dekalb Ave

936 Dekalb Ave

119 Lewis Ave

227 Roebling St

699 Bedford Avenue

222 N 6th St

461-463 Flushing Ave

201 N 6th St

215 N 7th St.

75 Engert Ave

36 Broome St

175 Tompkins Ave

179 Tompkins Ave

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79 Stuyvesant Avenue

667 Meeker Ave

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There are currently 18,917 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,154 with an average price of $4,293.
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