
Apartments near Brooklyn Law School in Brooklyn, NY (9,730 Rentals)


Rivington & Clinton St.

88 Leonard

118 Ridge Street

109 Ludlow St

92 Reade St

121 Orchard St

115-117 Essex St

95 Pitt St

119 Chambers St.

137 Rivington St

122-128 Norfolk St

113-115-117 Elizabeth Street

334 Broome St

121-123 Rivington St

206 Grand St

139 Mulberry St

129 Rivington St

118-120 Elizabeth St

The Pitt Street Apartment

208 Grand St

136 Orchard St

132 Allen St

151 Mott St

133 Orchard St

123-125 Ludlow St

145-147 Mulberry St

130 Allen St

191-193 Grand St

61 Clinton St

127-129 Orchard Street

126 Elizabeth St

124 Ludlow St

131 Orchard St

119-121 Elizabeth St

101 Rivington St

125 Elizabeth St

365 Broadway

55 Clinton St

125 Allen St

154 Mott St

135-137 Chrystie St

47 Clinton Street

109 W Broadway

49 Clinton St

135 Norfolk St

40 Clinton St

The Orchard

74 Leonard St

42 Clinton 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.