
Apartments near Brooklyn Hospital Center - Downtown Campus in Brooklyn, NY (11,763 Rentals)


131 S 2nd St

177 Hopkins St

191 16th St

43 Macdonough St

311 Bedford Ave

166 Rogers Ave

784 Saint Johns Pl

365 S 4th St

655 Greene Ave

454 Lexington Ave

684 Flushing Ave

189 16th St

1144 Bergen St

350 S 3rd St

187 16th St

149 S 2nd St

816 Prospect Pl

68 Throop Ave

691 Nostrand Ave

163 Prospect Park W

400 S 4th St

98 16th St

478 12th St

183 S 2nd St

456 Quincy St

728 Driggs Ave

575 5th Ave

371 Monroe St

185 S 2nd St

685 Nostrand Ave

780 Saint Johns Pl

113 S 2nd St

320 Bedford Ave

499 12th St

350 Hooper St

422 13th St

771 Park Ave

419 7th Ave

373 Monroe St

305 Throop Ave

394 Monroe St

992 Carroll St

387 S 4th St

221 16th St

503-509 12th St

40 McDonough St

663 Greene Ave

219 16th St

91 Verona 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.