
Apartments near Newkirk Avenue (B,Q Line)-Q in Brooklyn, NY (4,963 Rentals)


440 E 9th St

1299 Ocean Ave

484 E 23rd St

Hampton House Apartments

855 E 19th St

Elmore Apartments

250 Parkville Ave

777 Foster Ave

Orkorse Court

1205 Cortelyou Rd

856 E 15th St

3841 18th Ave

499 E 8th St

531 E 22nd St

2116 DITMAS AVE

1326 Ocean Avenue

801 E 10th St

550 E 21st St

529 E 22nd St

383 E 17th St

398 E 18th St

538 East 21st

Shamco Apartments - 1901 Dorchester Rd

505 E 22nd St

900 E 18th St

2302-2308 Newkirk Ave

837 E 22nd St

555 E 21st St

350 East 19th Street

242 Newkirk Avenue

242 Newkirk

229 Parkville Ave

Ocean Parkway Apartments

629 Ocean Pky

829 E 10th St

Commodore

900 Avenue H

2212 DITMAS AVE

714 Foster Ave

820 E 10th St

645 Ocean Pky

665 Ocean Pky

535 Ocean Pky

543-549 E 21st St

2211 Ditmas Ave

535 E 21st St

679 Ocean Pky

639 Foster Ave

825 E 9th St

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There are currently 18,911 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,145 with an average price of $4,283.
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