
Apartments near Myrtle Avenue-J in Brooklyn, NY (11,206 Rentals)


216 Walworth St

224 Walworth St

139 Lynch St

558 Lafayette Ave

281 Clifton Pl

223 Maujer St

273 Halsey St

277 Halsey St

276 Humboldt St

Maujer Place

300 Macon Street

302 Macon St

304 Maujer St

372 Mac Donough St

394 Macdonough St

41 Saint Nicholas Ave

1013 Hart St

1650 DeKalb Ave

45 Saint Nicholas Ave

55 Saint Nicholas Ave

59 Saint Nicholas Ave

Stockholm Street

1083 Madison St

408 Harman St

1415 Greene Ave

270 Irving Ave

483 Evergreen Ave

156 Wyckoff Ave

412 Harman St

404 Harman St

1438 Greene Ave

1436 Greene Ave

1476 Myrtle Ave

1446 Broadway

299 Maujer St

1095 Madison St

1042 Madison St

390 Lorimer St

261 Quincy Street

436 Macdonough St

300 Malcolm X Blvd

275 Humboldt St

1457 Broadway

320 Bleecker St

346 Stanhope St

1656 Dekalb Ave

327 Nostrand Ave

323 Nostrand Ave

481 Greene Ave

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There are currently 18,928 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,169 with an average price of $4,298.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Brooklyn ranges from $900 to $18,595 with an average monthly rent of $5,091.
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