
Apartments near Van Siclen Avenue (J,Z Line)-J in Brooklyn, NY (5,428 Rentals)


1469 Bushwick Ave

2186 Fulton St

2304 Atlantic Ave

1462-1464 Bushwick Ave

1468 Bushwick Ave

2184 Fulton St

2302 Atlantic Ave

21 Granite St

19 Granite St

17 Granite St

2182 Fulton St

402 Chestnut St

150 Chestnut St

181 Chestnut St

42 Richmond St

12 Monaco Pl

Glenmore Manor Apartments

The Hill

322 Milford St

187 Hull St

579 Bradford St

646 Miller Ave

691 New Lots Ave

268 Fountain Ave

280 Macdougal St

2300 Atlantic Ave

1801-1803 Pitkin Ave

1805 Pitkin Ave

1455 Bushwick Ave

603 New Jersey Ave

614 Vermont St

587 Bradford St

653 Miller Ave

321 Milford St

193-197 Chestnut St

285 Powell St

1156 Sutter Ave

2288 Atlantic Ave

2365-2367 Dean St

446 Alabama Ave

518 Pennsylvania Ave

655 Miller Ave

716 New Lots Ave

594 Bradford St

2172 Fulton St

1152 Sutter Ave

327 Milford St

588 Bradford St

659 Miller Ave

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There are currently 18,854 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,000 to $20,721 with an average price of $4,167.
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Today's rental pricing for One Bedroom Apartments in Brooklyn ranges from $850 to $31,274 with an average monthly rent of $5,262.
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