
Apartments near Myrtle Avenue-J in Brooklyn, NY (11,159 Rentals)


588 Quincy St

155 Wilson Ave

166 Wilson Ave

170 Wilson Ave

668 Broadway

242 Central Ave

145 George St

161 Wilson Ave

1118 Willoughby Ave

691 Greene Ave

256 Marcus Garvey Blvd

561 Quincy St

598 Quincy St

599 Quincy St

594 Quincy St

819 Gates Ave

823 Gates Avenue

127 Malcolm X Blvd

350 Melrose St

253 Jefferson St

51 Patchen Ave

241 Troutman St. Condominium Inc

240 Troutman St

1227 Broadway

215 Suydam St

213 Suydam St

217 Suydam St

98 Tompkins Ave

662 Broadway

175 Tompkins Ave

179 Tompkins Ave

152 Pulaski St

267 Kosciuszko St

85-93 Humboldt St

739 Lafayette Ave

255 Jefferson St

257 Jefferson St

242 Troutman St

92 Starr St

90 Starr St

1120 Willoughby Ave

157 Wilson Ave

45 Harman St

215 Central Ave

1306 Myrtle Ave

93 Himrod St

221 Suydam St

147 George St.

688 Greene Ave

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There are currently 18,903 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,500 to $9,116 with an average price of $4,130.
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