
Apartments near Brooklyn Hospital Center - Downtown Campus in Brooklyn, NY (11,792 Rentals)


43 Murray St

81 Worth St

110 Chambers St

41-43 Warren St

87-89 Leonard St

179-193 Church St

47 Murray St

392 Broadway

83-85 Worth St

49 Murray St

45-47 Warren St

Cast Iron House

80-82 Leonard St

51 Warren St

Dragon Estates Condominiums

53 Murray St

113 Chambers St

85 Leonard St

78 Leonard St

55 Warren St

81 Leonard Street

63 W Broadway

74 Franklin St

122 Chambers St

124 Chambers St

70-72 Franklin St

Worth Building Condominium

59 Warren St

61 Walker St

Munitions Bldg

75-77 Leonard St

71 W Broadway

142 Duane St

61 Warren St

129 Duane St

51-53 White St

78 Franklin St

59-61 Warren St

75 W Broadway

123 Chambers St

Franklin Street

84 Franklin Street

80 Franklin St

Tribeca Cast Iron Building

Smyth Condo

82 Franklin St

54 White St

60 Thomas St

251 Church 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.