
Apartments near Newkirk Avenue (B,Q Line)-Q in Brooklyn, NY (4,966 Rentals)


532 Flatbush Ave

57 LINCOLN RD

652 Brooklyn Avenue

1669 E 19th St

459 Avenue P

6601 Bay Pky

Dahill Court

115 Lincoln Rd

105 Lincoln Rd

65 Ocean Avenue

131 Lincoln Rd

1668 E 13th St

Pratt House

105 Lincoln Road

1671 E 17th St

1622 Ocean Pky

1335-1345 W 70th St

1432 W 5th St

4411 Church Ave

Chester Court

1675 E 18th St

292 Midwood St

The Lincoln Apartments

576 Lenox Rd

250 Maple St

1679 E 19th St

1653-1691 65th St

Esther Court

2402 65th St

137-153 Lincoln Rd

1674-1668 E 13th St

1811 Quentin Rd

456 Avenue P

Sirkus Court

Quentin Court

1719 Quentin Rd

55 Ocean Ave

1709 E 4th St

1515 W 1st St

1641 65th St

4520 Church Ave

20 Baughman Pl

1246 57th St

100 Lefferts Avenue

1700 E 15th St

288 Maple St

1909 Quentin Rd

1925 Quentin Rd

1365 West 7th Street

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There are currently 18,928 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,169 with an average price of $4,298.
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