
Apartments near Van Siclen Avenue (J,Z Line)-Z in Brooklyn, NY (5,452 Rentals)


95-101 Weldon St

118 Mckinley Ave

63 Cooper St

65 Cooper St

1719 Pitkin Ave

127 Mckinley Ave

The East New York Portfolio

1200-1202 Decatur St

1378 Bushwick Avenue

292-294 Sumpter St

618 Wilson Ave

Marcus Garvey Senior Housing

17 Somers St

130 Glen St

Pine Court Apartments

510 Riverdale Ave

Van Dyke III

1280 Decatur St

482 Riverdale Ave

Atlantic Plaza Towers

1275 Decatur St

Essex Terrace

Hegeman Apartments

543-547 Chauncey St

1631 Saint Marks Ave

Miriam Court

867 Knickerbocker Avenue

376 Autumn Ave

2776 Pitkin Ave

138 Thomas S Boyland St

2786 Pitkin Ave

863 Knickerbocker

586 Wilson

445 Autumn Avenue Apartments

1939 Park Pl

Schaeffer Apartments

1668 Broadway

Autumn Court

2170 Atlantic Ave

20 Covert Street

298 Schaefer St

2157 Pacific St

2158 Atlantic Ave

Lincoln Court

Bristol House

Ozzie Wilson Residences

308 Covert St

550 Bainbridge Street

445 Thomas S Boyland St

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There are currently 18,905 Studio Apartments in Brooklyn with rent ranges from $1,200 to $10,197 with an average price of $4,335.
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