
Apartments near Ralph Avenue-C in Brooklyn, NY (9,572 Rentals)


227 Malcolm X Blvd

1066 Putnam Ave

1641 Broadway

11 Weirfield St

2160 Fulton Street

1563 Eastern Pky

234 Malcolm X Blvd

221 Malcolm X Blvd

118 Bainbridge St

238 Malcolm X Blvd

218 Rochester Avenue

Royalton

Sterlington

1637 Saint Johns Pl

989 Putnam Ave

991 Putnam Ave

215 Rochester Ave

30 Howard Ave

1521 Eastern Pky

1617 Eastern Pky

1621 Eastern Pkwy

1629 Eastern Pky

1631 Eastern Pky

1060 Putnam Ave

1551 Eastern Pkwy

363 Sumpter St

2162 Fulton St

518 Chauncey Street

162 Utica Ave

1501 Broadway

225 Rockaway Ave

2166 Fulton St

1517 Broadway

232 Malcolm X Blvd

989 Halsey St

16 Eldert St

9 Schaefer St

982-984 Halsey St

1507 Eastern Pky

1637 Saint Marks Ave

1647 St Marks Ave

2308 Dean St

1076-1080 Putnam Ave

139 Patchen Ave

872--874 Madison St

1521 Sterling Pl

219 Malcolm X Blvd

570 Halsey St

848 Madison St

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There are currently 18,905 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,200 to $10,197 with an average price of $4,335.
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