
Apartments near Neptune Avenue-F in Brooklyn, NY (1,819 Rentals)


1014 Banner Ave

Lincoln Co-Operative Apartments

100-150 Oceana Dr W

Contello Towers

3017 Brighton 12Th St

The Cornelia Condominium

2555 E 12th St

Bayshore Gardens

2685 Homecrest Ave

Contello Towers III

35 Seacoast Terrace

Atlantic Towers

2620 E 13th St

1311 Brightwater Ave

25-40 SHORE BLVD

2 W End Ave

735 Avenue W

133-35 Avenue U

200 Corbin Pl

37 W End Ave

2785 E 15th St

The Westbrook

The Viking

3360 Shore Pky

1075 Sheepshead Bay Rd

225 Avenue T

1702 Avenue Z

2680 E 19th

3060 Ocean Ave

2951 Ocean Ave

Sam Burt Houses

2818 Ocean Ave

Bayview Courtyard

2701 Ocean Ave

331-339 Kings Hwy

8814 Bay Parkway

8686 Bay Pky

1877 E 12th St

2113 Avenue V

2533 Ocean Ave

1840 E 13th St

2195 E 22nd St

Kinsor Cooperative

2155 82nd St

100 Avenue P

10 Avenue P

2427-2461 E 29th St

1720 E 13th St

2021 84th St

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There are currently 18,920 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,138 with an average price of $4,243.
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The monthly rent prices of Two Bedroom Apartments currently available in Brooklyn range from $1,900 to $28,110. Today's average rental price for Two Bedrooms here is $5,987.
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