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


1483 Lincoln Pl

940-950 Gates Ave

99 E 96th St

153 Bleecker St

1507 Saint John's Place

184 E 96th St

Lexington Flats

73 E 96th St

The Fountains Apartments

1115 Willmohr St

1164 Greene

1474 Lincoln Pl

1750-1762 Dean St

824 Lexington Ave

Wyckoff

663 hancock

1149 Greene Ave

1052 Greene Ave

1073-1075 Greene Ave

668 Hancock St

1514 Sterling Pl

716 Jefferson Ave

Washington Manor

9507 Kings Hwy

Kings Court Apartments

129 Chauncey St

1212 Saint Marks Avenue

1215 Eastern Pky

1417 Prospect Pl

1171-1173 Greene Ave

1141 Greene Ave

210 Wyckoff Ave

Alafia

1038 Greene Ave

180 Bainbridge

536-544 E 96th St

627 E 96th St

22-24 E 96th St

1444 Park Pl

1205 Eastern Pky

1090 E New York Ave

616 Halsey St

178 E 95th St

241 Irving Ave

Pearl Court

847 Lexington Ave

1003 Greene Ave

246 Malcolm X Blvd

818 Lexington

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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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