
Apartments near ASA Institute of Business and Computer Technology - Brooklyn Campus in Brooklyn, NY (10,352 Rentals)


335 15th St

325 15th St

208 17th St

229 17th St

43 Halsey St

647 Franklin Ave

366 Clifton Pl

276 Quincy St

356 Broadway

1070 Dean St

655 Franklin Ave

Arbor Eighteen

963 Bergen St

224 Monroe St

1148 Pacific St

454A 12th St

454 12th St

456 12th St

123 Middleton St

145 Prospect Park W

508 Willoughby Avenue

112 Middleton St

294 Wallabout St

593 Flushing Ave

296 Lexington Ave

298 Lexington Ave

120 S 2nd St

532 Greene Ave

221 S 4th St

303 Wythe Ave

334 Bedford Ave

217 S 4th St

219 S 4th St

1212 8th Ave

321 Bedford Ave

302 Lexington Ave

256 S 4th St

420 Marcy Ave

580 Marcy Ave

624 Park Pl

422 13th St

307 Division Ave

337 15th St

Woodrow Wilson Condo

545 Saint Marks Ave

126 S 2nd St

222 17th St

586 Marcy Ave

222 Monroe St

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Given the high costs for housing, I have found that many people are looking for a roommate to share expenses. These arrangements can increase opportunities for more desirable and larger spaces.