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


259 Kosciuszko St

264 Kosciuszko St

892 Myrtle Ave

156 Tompkins Ave

183 Tompkins Ave

688 Greene Ave

260 Marcus Garvey Blvd

730 Quincy St

116-120 Seigel St

129 Malcolm X Blvd

352 Melrose St

1022 Greene Ave

97 Starr St

99 Starr St

1231 Broadway

259 Jefferson St

739 Quincy St

60 Patchen Ave

264 Jefferson St

244 Troutman St

908 Bushwick Ave

218 Suydam St

220 Suydam St

101 Himrod St

115 Stanhope St

176 Wilson Ave

99 Himrod St

246 Troutman St

729 Lafayette Avenue

893 Myrtle Ave

131 Vernon Ave

256 Kosciusko St

104 Seigel St

66 Patchen Ave

742 Lafayette Ave

108 Seigel St

133 Malcolm X Blvd

755 Hart St

225 Suydam St

100 Starr St

223 Suydam St

64 Patchen Ave

198 Knickerbocker Ave

1065 Greene Ave

886-888 Myrtle Ave

180 Wilson Ave

172 Knickerbocker Ave

182 Wilson Ave

1067 Greene Ave

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There are currently 18,897 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,500 to $9,116 with an average price of $4,130.
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