
Apartments near Myrtle Avenue-J in Brooklyn, NY (11,209 Rentals)


481 Park Ave

177 Lee Ave

1131 Jefferson Ave

315 Woodbine St Woodbine St

463 Harman St

172 Macon St

411 Himrod St

297 Putnam Ave

319 Humboldt St

1026 Bedford Ave

369 Menahan St

283 Devoe Street

285 Devoe St

175 Chauncey St

295 Bainbridge St

295a Bainbridge Street

515 Decatur St

857 Halsey St

112 Howard Ave

1102 Jefferson Ave

469 Harman St

1169 Jefferson Ave

213 Saint Nicholas Ave

496 Central Ave

379 Menahan St

427 Grove St

387 S 4th St

5 Ten Eyck St

395 Nostrand Ave

28-30 Maujer St

393 Nostrand Ave

215 Jefferson Ave

199 Hancock St

293 Graham Ave

35 Decatur St

58 Decatur St

23 B

629 Throop Ave

174-176 Lee Ave

1044 Bedford Ave

426 Himrod St

377 Menahan St

469 Central Ave

354 Menahan St

1056 Bedford Ave

244 Hewes St

Skillman Street Properties

52 Skillman St

1050 Bedford Ave

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There are currently 18,925 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,600 to $10,264 with an average price of $4,323.
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