
Apartments near Myrtle Avenue-J in Brooklyn, NY (11,160 Rentals)


133 Gerry St

32 Van Buren St

31 Bartlett St

741 Dekalb Ave

423 Throop Ave

618-A Monroe St

590 Monroe St

626 Monroe St

133 Starr St

131 Starr St

1269-1271 Broadway

17 Goodwin Pl

788 Hart St

792 Hart St

1441 Dekalb Ave

18-22 Goodwin Pl

21 Goodwin Pl

793 Hart St

1426 DeKalb Ave

1428 Dekalb Ave

1168 Greene Avenue

170 Stockholm St

1422 DeKalb Ave

280 Troutman St

26 Goodwin Pl

54 Knickerbocker Ave

Himrod Street Apartments

797 Quincy St

288 Troutman St

110 Martin Luther King Jr Pl

807 Quincy St

1432 Dekalb Ave

1430 Dekalb Ave

172 Stockholm St

1190 Greene Ave

1447 Dekalb Ave

312 Knickerbocker Ave

139 Starr St

289 Troutman St

137 Starr St

695 Monroe St

542 Monroe St

554A Monroe St

461 Quincy St

500A Quincy St

489 Monroe St

250 Tompkins Avenue

249 Tompkins Avenue

427 Throop Ave

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There are currently 18,896 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,500 to $9,116 with an average price of $4,130.
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