
Apartments near Utica Avenue-A in Brooklyn, NY (10,465 Rentals)


406 Tompkins Ave

347 Jefferson Ave

349 Jefferson Ave

1074 Park Pl

406 Monroe St

412 Monroe St

34 Hampton Pl

1157 Saint Johns Pl

401 Madison St

564 Lexington Ave

945 Eastern Pky

935 Eastern Pky

743A Lexington Ave

100 Malcolm X Blvd

64 Patchen Ave

1565 Lincoln Pl

68 Patchen Ave

832 Quincy St

1637 Saint Johns Pl

1639 St Johns Pl

1645 Saint Johns Pl

896 Madison St

1102 Eastern Pkwy

898 Hancock St

814 Macon St

1070 Park Pl

2105a PACIFIC ST

27 MacDonough St

818 Macon St

82 Saratoga Ave

84 Saratoga Ave

175 Saratoga Ave

179 Saratoga Ave

839 Halsey St

1076 Eastern Pky

904 Madison St

30 Howard Ave

844 Quincy St

1552 Lincoln Pl

1567 Lincoln Pl

558 Ralph Ave

1573 Lincoln Pl

856 Greene Ave

878 Greene Ave

1129-1141 St Johns Pl

24 McDonough St

290 Hancock St

396-398 Tompkins Ave

392 Tompkins Ave

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There are currently 18,912 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,056 to $10,102 with an average price of $4,249.
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