
Apartments near Van Siclen Avenue (J,Z Line)-Z in Brooklyn, NY (5,439 Rentals)


585 E 93rd St

1044 Linden Blvd

The Fountains - A1 Building

198 Saint Nicholas Ave

843 Bushwick Ave

238 Central Ave

1355 Myrtle Ave

273 Evergreen Ave

1020 Winthrop St

185 Wyckoff Ave

480 Harman St

459 E 92nd St

197 Irving Ave

279 Himrod St

289 Himrod St

179 Stanhope St

218 Stanhope St

188 Irving Ave

190 Irving Ave

283 Himrod St

167 Stanhope St

169 Stanhope St

848 Bushwick Ave

846 Bushwick Ave

215 Central Ave

131 Stanhope St

175 Stanhope St

314 Evergreen Ave

207 E 92nd St

209 Central Ave

312 Evergreen Ave

1353 Myrtle Ave

123-133 E 92nd St

185 Stanhope St

191 Stanhope St

293 Himrod St

234 Stanhope St

238 Stanhope St

186 Irving Ave

182 Irving Ave

184 Irving Ave

195 Irving Ave

246 Stanhope St

250 Stanhope St

486 Harman St

368 Himrod St

476 Harman St

144 Wyckoff Ave

296 E 92nd St

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There are currently 18,923 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,650 to $10,146 with an average price of $4,325.
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