
Apartments near Saratoga Avenue-3 in Brooklyn, NY (5,617 Rentals)


1006-1014 Clarkson Ave

311 E 91st St

298 E 91st St

459 E 92nd St

505 E 93rd St

146 Bristol St

47 Rockaway Pky

672 Ralph Avenue

45 Rockaway Pky

309 E 91st St

53 Rockaway Pky

69 E 96th St

207 E 92nd St

988 Hegeman Ave

1020 Winthrop St

54 Rockaway Pky

1500-1502 Pitkin Ave

1526 Pitkin Ave

59 E 96th St

62 E 96th St

1001 Clarkson Ave

53 E 94th St

162 E 93rd St

1198 E New York Ave

621 Amboy St

618 Chester St

890 Rockaway Ave

1044 Linden Blvd

156 E 93rd St

1033 Rutland Rd

The Clarkson

604 Bristol St

898 Rockaway Ave

1115 Linden Blvd

140 E 93rd St

129 E 93rd St

27 Rockaway Pky

894 Rockaway Ave

1166 E New York Ave

556 E 94th St

1565 Pitkin Ave

48 E 96th St

74 E 95th St

563 Howard Ave

61 E 95th St

Brooklyn 2 building package 6 units

83-85 E 94th St

66 E 95th St

553 E. 93rd St. 4

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How much are Studio apartments in Brooklyn?
There are currently 18,920 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,138 with an average price of $4,243.
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