
Apartments near Brooklyn Hospital Center - Downtown Campus in Brooklyn, NY (11,762 Rentals)


221 Berkeley Pl

49 Remsen St

28 8th Ave

199 Franklin Ave

185 Plymouth St

317 Union St

150 Hicks St

48 Remsen St

444 Park Ave

47 Remsen St

87 Hicks St

50 Remsen St

82 John St

255 1st St

268 Sterling Pl

308 Carroll St

87 Garfield Pl

108-110 Franklin Ave

283 Sterling

232A 6Th Avenue

335 Court St

201-203 Franklin Ave

171 Franklin Avenue

234 6Th Avenue

45 Remsen St

169 Franklin Ave

167 Franklin Ave

263 Franklin Ave

81 Irving Pl

311 Franklin Ave

277 Franklin Ave

306 Hicks St

267 Franklin Ave

93 Hicks St

177 Water St

85 Hicks St

62 Joralemon St

205 Franklin Ave

308 Hicks St

223 Berkely Pl

207 Franklin Ave

349 Hoyt St

Sunny Brownstone Apt. in Carroll Gardens

68 Putnam Avenue

342 Clinton St

Remsen Owners Corporation

322-324A Hicks St

22 Pierrepont St

53 Pearl 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.