
Apartments near Saratoga Avenue-3 in Brooklyn, NY (5,621 Rentals)


523-529 Kingston Ave

519 Kingston Ave

545-547 Maple St- Two 3 Family Homes

840 Eastern Pky

917 Albany Ave

273 Albany Ave

327 Sumpter St

429 Wyona St

538 Bradford St

588 Bradford St

240 New Jersey Ave

431 Wyona St

594 Bradford St

655 Wyona St

504 Crown St

126 Marion St

336 Chauncey St.

340-342 Chauncey St

832 Eastern Pky

836 Eastern Pky

310 Chauncey St

332 Chauncey St

454 Bradford St

234 Hull St 6

306 Macdougal St

308 Macdougal St

276 Chauncey St

278 Chauncey St

366 Chauncey St

259 Albany

384 Liberty Ave

236 New Jersey Ave

678 Wyona St

793 Vermont St

736 Blake Ave

535 Bradford St

433 Kingston Ave

588 Hegeman Ave

579 Bradford St

665 Wyona St

1200 Sterling Place

70 E 39th St

368 Chauncey St

4209 Snyder Ave

82 Marion St

314 Macdougal St

255 Hull St

558 A-558 B Kingston Ave

363 Sumpter St

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There are currently 18,920 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,120 with an average price of $4,246.
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