
Apartments near Kings County Hospital Center in Brooklyn, NY (7,523 Rentals)


475 E Eighth St

133 Prospect Park W

589 17th St

653 Washington Ave

538 E 87th St

Patrick Gorman Apartments

636 2nd Ave

2902 Fort Hamilton Pky

608 5th St

414 Albemarle Rd

408 Stuyvesant Ave

327 Sterling Pl

561 1St Street

853 Carroll St

593 17th St

813 Herkimer St

119 Prospect Park W

951 President St

182 Lefferts Pl

563 1St Street

176 Lefferts Pl

174 Lefferts

187 Lefferts Pl

253 Macon St

2906 Fort Hamilton Pky

351 Prospect Pl

1283 Ocean Ave

437 Tompkins Ave

341-343 Prospect Pl

337 Prospect Pl

492 Nostrand Ave

77 Halsey St

336 St. Marks Ave

43 Halsey St

601 18th St

916 Union St

99 Halsey St

47 Halsey St

328 E 5th St

13 Halsey St

342 Saint Marks Ave

238 Decatur St

760 Bergen St

2901 Avenue I

145 Halsey St

60 Plaza St E

83 Halsey St

151 Halsey Street

282 Macon 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.