
Apartments near Van Siclen Avenue (3,4 Line)-3 in Brooklyn, NY (3,199 Rentals)


774 Rockaway Ave

21 Montauk Ave

288 Arlington Ave

601 Pine St

699 Fountain Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11208

719 Fountain Ave

1015 Belmont Ave

3054 Fulton St

210 Highland Pl

219 Highland Pl

152 Sackman St

1729 Pitkin Ave

1663 E New York Ave

92 Fountain Ave

Marcus Garvey Expansion - Phase 2 Building G

1731 Pitkin Ave

237 Chester St

146 Sackman St

898 Rockaway Ave

98-100 Elton St

894 Rockaway Ave

523 Euclid Ave

525 Euclid Ave

212 Highland Pl

202 Hale Ave

134 Sackman St

890 Rockaway Ave

537 Chester St

136 Sackman St

18 Haven Pl

MULTIFAMILY -EAST NEW YORK

518 Chester St

451 Rockaway Ave

1484 Herkimer St

1482 Herkimer St

201 Highland Pl

503 Euclid Ave

516 Schroeders Ave

620 Crescent St

3 Units, Mixed Use, Solid Brick Building

402 Chestnut St

2370 Pacific St

1480 Herkimer St

616 Crescent St

926 Pine St

2724 Pitkin Ave

39 Doscher St

1014 Glenmore Ave

1024 Glenmore Ave

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There are currently 18,914 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,625 to $24,843 with an average price of $4,342.
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