
Apartments near Myrtle-Wyckoff Avenues-M in Brooklyn, NY (3,074 Rentals)


18-53 Madison St

476 Seneca Ave

1726 Himrod St

589 Onderdonk Ave

1727 Harman St

1706 Himrod St

18-21 Bleecker St

18-68 Palmetto St

1710 Himrod St

1864 Linden St

791 Onderdonk Ave

18-45 Madison St

1823 Bleecker St

1832 Putnam Ave

1714 Himrod St

1854 Madison St

1866 Palmetto St

1867 Linden St

1820 Greene Ave

1858 Madison St

1852 Putnam Ave

18-11 Greene Ave

1871 Gates Ave

1828 Cornelia St

1856 Madison St

512 Onderdonk Ave

1718 Himrod St

514 Onderdonk Ave

18-24 Cornelia St

1822 Cornelia St

17-07 Himrod St

1703 Himrod St

1870 Grove St

1861 Menahan St

1865 Madison St

934 Seneca Ave

17-11 Himrod St

932 Seneca Ave

854 Onderdonk Ave

1830 Cornelia St

17-09 Himrod St

5709 Catalpa Ave

510 Onderdonk Ave

18-69 Madison St

1880 Gates Ave

18-53 Cornelia St

1867 Madison St

5727 Catalpa Ave

1814 Harman St

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There are currently 18,859 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,300 to $17,102 with an average price of $4,083.
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Given the high costs for housing, I have found that many people are looking for a roommate to share expenses. These arrangements can increase opportunities for more desirable and larger spaces.