
Apartments near Newkirk Avenue (B,Q Line)-Q in Brooklyn, NY (4,964 Rentals)


7422 17th Ave

1782 Bay Ridge Pky

7602 21st Ave

Gorgeous 2 Bed Park Slope, 20th St And 4th

706 Lefferts Ave

125 Kings Hwy

175 E 52nd St

279 21st St

155 E 51st St

593 6th Ave

7701 Bay Pky

126 E 53rd St

1681 76th St

1774 76th St

1865 77th St

114 E 53rd St

902 Clarkson Ave

740 Empire Blvd

287 Prospect Ave

96 Clarkson Ave

879 Lenox Rd

742 Lefferts Ave - Crown Heights Space

7515-7523 New Utrecht Ave

106-110 E 53rd St

1684 76th St

750 Lefferts Ave

92 E 53rd St

260 19th St

2073 78th St

721 5th Ave

7606 17th Ave

457-479 Schenectady Ave

770 Empire Blvd

224 16th St

Subotnick House

757 Empire Blvd

87-91 E 53rd St

Elegant Star Construction

903 Lenox Rd

800 Empire Boulevard

724 5th

714 5th Ave

456 Schenectady Ave

58-68 E 55th St

205 30th St

7711 17th Ave

203 30th St

455 Schenectady Ave

228-230 20th St

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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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