
Apartments near Newkirk Avenue (2,5 Line)-5 in Brooklyn, NY (4,492 Rentals)


393B 17th St

2056 62nd St

6112 20th Ave

388 15th St

536 11Th Street

540 11th St

385-387 Prospect Ave

2335 63rd St

804 8Th Avenue

2401 63rd St

1479 Dahill Rd

816 8Th Avenue

1-17 Tapscott St

468 Bristol St

1399 Eastern Pky

625 Grafton St

269 Avenue O

578 Ralph Ave

624 2nd St

497 9th St

495 9th St

712 8th Ave

708 8th Ave

515 8Th Avenue

511 8th Ave

592 10th St

592 10th St 4

383 Prospect Ave

702-704 Eighth Ave

517 8Th Avenue

513 8Th Avenue

487 9Th Street

376 15Th Street

2024 62nd St

2040 62nd St

531 11th St

587 10th St

489 9Th Street

547 4th St

574 Ralph Ave

93 Legion St

127 Blake Ave

764 Thomas S Boyland St

259 Herzl St

769 Hopkinson Ave

619 Saratoga Ave

2226 63rd St

373 Prospect Ave

392 14th St

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There are currently 18,899 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,195 to $8,500 with an average price of $4,193.
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