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


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388 Monroe St

394 Monroe St

385 Monroe St

495 Quincy St

Union Street Houses

1661 Saint Johns Pl

857 Halsey St

257 Saratoga Ave

241 Kingston Ave

136 Macon St

274 Hancock St

807 Quincy St

1576 Lincoln Place

1044 Putnam Ave

1050 Putnam Avenue

1605 Lincoln Pl

833 Monroe St

The Sumpter

723 Mac Donough St

1346 Pacific St

1667-1677 Saint Johns Pl

977 Jefferson Ave

859 Halsey St

883 Greene Ave

863 Greene Ave

1134 St Johns Pl

500A Quincy St

485 Quincy St

256 Marcus Garvey Blvd

881 Eastern Pky

129-137 Stuyvesant Ave

970 Eastern Pky

148 Stuyvesant Ave

373 Monroe St

30 McDonough St

6 Macdonough St

128 Macon St

369 Tompkins Ave

583 Lexington Ave

901 Greene Ave

373 Tompkins Ave

Evelyn Court

130 Macon St

867 Halsey

812 Lexington Ave

939 Greene Ave

1299 Dean St

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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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