
Apartments near Prospect Park (B,Q,S Line)-Q in Brooklyn, NY (2,445 Rentals)


497 Eastern Pky

199 Linden Blvd

320 Lincoln Pl

297 Lenox Rd

446 Saint John Pl

767-771 Rogers Ave

190 E 21st St

The Sidney

486 Brooklyn

829 greenwood ave

774 Classon Ave

1281 Union St

888 Carroll St

655-665 New York Ave

363 New York Ave

Minester Court

543 Ocean Ave

540 Ocean Ave

Chateau Thierry Apartments

60 E 17th St

Prospect Park South

25 East 19th St

392 St Johns Pl

290 Lincoln Pl

180 Linden Blvd

233-239 Linden Blvd

2525 Church Ave

555 Ocean Ave

292 Lincoln Pl

300 Lenox Rd

315 Lincoln Pl

550 OCEAN AVE

272 Lincoln Pl

188 Linden Blvd

474 Brooklyn Ave

Crown Heights

764 Saint Johns Pl

566 7th St

200 Linden Blvd

215 Martense St

417 St Johns Place

90 E 18th St

745 Lincoln

25 Eastern Pky

212 Linden Blvd

456 Brooklyn Ave

635 Sterling Pl

576 Eastern Pky

337 Lenox Rd

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How much are Studio apartments in Brooklyn?
There are currently 18,871 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,300 to $17,102 with an average price of $4,052.
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