
Apartments near Ralph Avenue-C in Brooklyn, NY (9,587 Rentals)


1223 Fulton St

727 Prospect Pl

782 Lincoln Pl

1319 Bedford Ave

169 Irving Ave

369 Menahan St

284 Suydam St

250 Melrose St

249 Putnam Ave

815 Saint Johns Pl

378 Nostrand Ave

323 Nostrand Ave

327 Nostrand Ave

412 Harman St

227 Wyckoff Ave

229 Wyckoff Ave

166 Wyckoff Ave

170 Wyckoff Ave

549 Herzl St

304 Saint Nicholas Ave

306 Saint Nicholas Ave

371 Menahan St

890 Rockaway Ave

534 Livonia Ave

627 St. Marks Ave

1221 Fulton St

1018 Bergen St

623 St Marks Ave

644 Lafayette Ave

675 Marcy Ave

715 Dekalb Ave

717 Dekalb Ave

117 Pulaski St

488 Empire Blvd

163 Tompkins Ave

960 Myrtle Ave

519 Kingston Ave

186 Vernon Ave

522 Lefferts Ave

523-529 Kingston Ave

769 Park Pl

183 Monroe St

325 Nostrand Ave

679 Marcy Ave

260 Knickerbocker Ave

165 Tompkins Ave

1194-1198 Fulton St

185 Jefferson St

1275 Union St

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There are currently 18,906 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,200 to $10,038 with an average price of $4,306.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Brooklyn ranges from $900 to $21,367 with an average monthly rent of $5,169.
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