
Apartments near Newkirk Avenue (2,5 Line)-2 in Brooklyn, NY (4,474 Rentals)


658 Rogers Ave

213 Clarkson Ave

657 Rogers Ave

4507 Church Ave

1789-1795 Flatbush Ave

88 E 42nd St

Clarkson Estates

33 Lenox Rd

660 Rogers Ave

1281 Nostrand Ave

389 E 45th St

78 E 42nd St

1279 Nostrand Ave

1277 Nostrand Ave

655 Rogers Ave

695 Coney Island Ave

860 E 16th St

1155 East 35th Street

648 Rogers Ave

1067 Utica Ave

775 Coney Island Ave

28 E 17th St

149 Clarkson Ave

15 Lenox Rd

1275 Nostrand Ave

651 Coney Island Ave

Snyder Court

4802 Snyder Ave

899 Schenectady Ave

773 Flatbush Ave

529 E 49th St

1735 Caton Ave

403 Ocean Ave

The Park 21

970-972 Coney Island Ave

40 Clarkson Ave

2004 Avenue J

552 Parkside Ave

85 E 43rd St

351 E 45th St

774 Albany Ave

2023 Bedford Ave

1719-1729 Caton Ave

757 Flatbush Avenue

The Rogers Residences

634-652 Coney Island Ave

576 E 51st St

385 E 46th St

862 Schenectady Ave

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There are currently 18,914 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,151 with an average price of $4,254.
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