
Apartments near New Lots Avenue (L Line)-L in Brooklyn, NY (3,299 Rentals)


138 Thomas S Boyland St

Grace Court

1583 Prospect Pl

1730 Carroll St

1711-1717 Carroll St

1746 President St

Sun Ray Court

Pacific Court

836 Crown St

1491 Lincoln Pl

Concern Logan

875 Rutland Rd

24 Furman Ave

1524-1526 Bushwick Ave

105 Vanderveer St

369-373 Sumpter St

375 Sumpter St

1483 Lincoln Pl

1474 Lincoln Pl

1959-1961 Fulton St

1776 Union St

Parkview Court

1049 Montgomery St

1546 St Johns Pl

12-24 Ford St

357 Sumpter St

Fountain Seaview B3

826 Crown St

491 E 52nd St

292-294 Sumpter St

183 Buffalo Ave

1322 St Marks Ave

Park Manor

1571 Sterling Place

1536 Saint Johns Pl

1215 Eastern Pky

5101 Snyder Ave

412 E 51st St

1024 Montgomery St

825 Crown St

1745 President St

1196 Eastern Pky

1543 Park Pl

1563 Sterling Pl

1539 Park Pl

The Atlantic

1801 Broadway

875 Erskine Street

1997 Pacific St

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There are currently 18,854 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,000 to $20,721 with an average price of $4,167.
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