
Apartments near Newkirk Avenue (B,Q Line)-Q in Brooklyn, NY (4,973 Rentals)


263 E 9th St

770 Ocean Ave

Retail

2561 Bedford Ave

1298 Rogers Ave

Vista Condos

1616 Beverley Rd

717-721 Avenue C

909 E 5th St

716 Avenue C

960 E 12th St

Marbin Court

1808 Beverley Rd

Crystal Tower

1429 Flatbush Ave

2708 Glenwood Rd

400 Ocean Pky

4109 18th Ave

600 E 5th St

Avanti

977 E 12th St

349 Ocean Pky

386 Ocean Pky

1321 Avenue J

820 Ocean Pky

2310 Clarendon Rd

1423 Avenue J

612 E 28th St

411 E 26th St

2808 Glenwood Rd

1476 Flatbush Ave

2517 BEDFORD AVE.

1257 Rogers Ave

1222 Rogers Ave

2617 Newkirk Ave

1273 Rogers Ave

400 E 21st St

1809 Beverley Rd

2144 Cortelyou Rd

409 E 21st St

1316-1322 Coney Island Ave

Joseph Belsky House

679 E 3rd St

411 Cortelyou Rd

607-611 Avenue I

938 E 5th St

182 E 19th St

390 E 21st St

1424 Avenue J

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There are currently 18,915 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,137 with an average price of $4,242.
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