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Rental Unit in Bushwick at 123 Melrose Street #759 for $4,500
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Rental Unit in Bushwick
123 Melrose Street #759$4,500 NO FEE$4,000 Net Effective Rent
1.5 Months Free 13-Month Lease
2 Beds1 BathListing by REAL New York
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Rental Unit in Bushwick at 123 Melrose Street #606 for $3,630
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Rental Unit in Bushwick
123 Melrose Street #606$3,630 NO FEE$3,351 Net Effective Rent
1.0 Month Free 13-Month Lease
1 Bed1 BathListing by REAL New York
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Rental Unit in Bushwick at 21 Garden Street #2BB for $3,900
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21 Garden Street #2BB$3,900 NO FEE$3,343 Net Effective Rent
2.0 Months Free 14-Month Lease
1 Bed1 BathListing by Corcoran
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Rental Unit in Bushwick at 433 Central Avenue #5AA for $5,550
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433 Central Avenue #5AA$5,550 NO FEE$5,154 Net Effective Rent
1.0 Month Free 14-Month Lease
2 Beds1 BathListing by REAL New York
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Rental Unit in Bushwick at 1261 Bushwick Avenue #3F for $4,800
Rental Unit in Bushwick
1261 Bushwick Avenue #3F$4,800 NO FEE$4,496 Net Effective Rent
0.76 Months Free 12-Month Lease
3 Beds2 BathsListing by NOVO Living LLC
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Rental Unit in Bushwick at 123 Melrose Street #250 for $5,320
Rental Unit in Bushwick
123 Melrose Street #250$5,320 NO FEE$4,911 Net Effective Rent
1.0 Month Free 13-Month Lease
2 Beds2 BathsListing by REAL New York
About Bushwick
Bushwick is a gigantic section of Brooklyn that borders Williamsburg on its northwest edge, Bedford-Stuyvesant to the south, and the Greenwood Cemetery to the east. Its emergence as a cultural hub aims to make it “the new Williamsburg,’’ but Bushwick can stand on its own. Banking on its industrial roots as home to many breweries and lots of manufacturing, Bushwick has seen its industrial warehouses and factories transformed into galleries, restaurants, bars, and studio space, serving as home to a whole lot of ingenuity, creativity, and interactivity. When it comes to green space, the neighborhood does not disappoint with the spacious Maria Hernandez Park. There, people swarm to play hoops, handball, walk the dog, or bask in the sun. With excellent train service via the L, M, J, and Z lines, Manhattan and Queens are easily accessible, but why leave? Especially when you can snag a great apartment like a classic NYC loft or a gleaming new condo.
What are the fastest ways to travel from Bushwick, Brooklyn to Midtown Manhattan from your apartment?
Subway riders can expect a short 25-minute trip on the M train, which does not include the hike from your apartment. During off-peak hours, the drive over the Queens Midtown Tunnel may take an additional 10 minutes or more.