
Apartments near Norwood Avenue (J,Z Lines)-J in Brooklyn, NY (3,583 Rentals)


79-09 153rd Ave

7815 79th Ln

1802 George St

18-34 George St

1681 George St

1830 George St

5921 71st Ave

8774 95th St

Balsam Village

6915 60th Ln

7142 Edsall Ave

8531 Woodhaven Blvd

1819 George St

1821 George St

6923 62nd St

5922 70th Ave

18-20 Centre St

1810 Centre St

6001 70th Ave

1818 Centre St

7702 78th St

8414 149th Ave

70-04 Forest Ave

8435 149th Ave

959 Wyckoff Ave

64-37 Catalpa Ave

59-05 70th Ave

954 Seneca Ave

1811 Centre St

6049 69th Ave

79-80 77th Rd

79-78 77th Rd

958 Seneca Ave

6109 Catalpa Ave

57-47-57-51 Myrtle Ave

957 Seneca Ave

6060 Catalpa Ave

60-66 Catalpa Ave

62-05 Catalpa Ave

6058 Catalpa Ave

60-86 Catalpa Ave

6111 Catalpa Ave

97-38 95th St

5734 Myrtle Ave

61-05 Catalpa Ave

6843 Fresh Pond Rd

9412 85th Rd

Plymouth House West

5846 69th Ave

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There are currently 18,909 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,156 with an average price of $4,326.
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