
Apartments near Sterling Street-2 in Brooklyn, NY (9,391 Rentals)


731 Franklin Ave

632 Sterling Pl

882 New York Ave

155 Woodruff Avenue

5 E 21st St

2155 Caton Ave

736 Franklin Ave

658 Park Pl

104 Linden Blvd

682 Prospect Place

815 Prospect Pl

857 Prospect Pl

926 Prospect Place

Minerva Court

32 Hampton Pl

30 Hampton Pl

33 Hampton Pl

39 Hampton Pl

805 Prospect Pl

35 Hampton Pl

1157 Saint Johns Pl

920 Eastern Pky

774 Albany Ave

1149 St Johns Pl

1153 St Johns Pl

29 Hampton Pl

717 Prospect Pl

727 Prospect Pl

715 Prospect Pl

639 Sterling Pl

734 Franklin Ave

11-21 E 21st St

1070 Park Pl

1426 Bedford Ave

728 Franklin Ave

699-705 Prospect Pl

932 Eastern Pky

938 Eastern Pky

637 Sterling Place

565 Saint Johns Pl

156 Woodruff Ave

567 Saint Johns Plz

270 Martense St

692 Saint Marks Ave

633 Sterling Pl

1163 Saint Johns Pl

1421-1423 Nostrand Ave

1615 Union St

770 Lefferts Ave

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There are currently 18,914 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,151 with an average price of $4,254.
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