
Apartments near Rockaway Avenue (3,4 Line)-3 in Brooklyn, NY (4,665 Rentals)


857 Halsey St

71 Schaefer St

729 Liberty Ave

735 Liberty Ave

965 Hegeman Ave

396 Shepherd Ave

266 Berriman St

445 Berriman St

461 Berriman St

683 Evergreen Ave

116 Cooper St

1297 Bushwick Ave

109 Cooper St

351 Linwood St

830 Halsey St

839 Halsey St

709 Macon St

821 Halsey St

829 Halsey St

831 Halsey St

1008 Halsey St

602 Maple St

602 Midwood St

277 Albany Ave

869 Eastern Pky

405 Decatur St

5205 Avenue D

273 Albany Ave

1024 Halsey St

592 Maple St

737 Liberty Ave

418 Atkins Ave

483 Berriman St

216 Arlington Ave

237 Cleveland St

438 Atkins Ave

971 Hegeman Ave

102 Howard Ave

928 Hancock St

743 Liberty Ave

665 Evergreen Ave

1283 Bushwick Ave

74 Eldert St

206 Sunnyside Ave

1285 Bushwick Ave

354-360 Decatur St

848 Eastern Pky

259 Albany

1200 Sterling Place

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There are currently 18,896 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,500 to $9,116 with an average price of $4,137.
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