
Apartments near Woodhull Medical & Mental Health Center in Brooklyn, NY (11,437 Rentals)


12 Stagg St

222 Van Buren St

58 Ten Eyck St

265 Union Ave

126 Heyward St

161 Heyward St

228 Van Buren St

46A Pulaski St

263 Penn St

542 Kosciusko St

53 Van Buren St

338 Melrose St

239 Jefferson St

679 Marcy Ave

114 Sandford St

241 Jefferson St

740 Myrtle Ave

18 Dodworth St

400 S 4th St

22 Dodworth St

276 Humboldt St

18 Starr St

237 Jefferson St

20-20A Starr St

61 Ten Eyck St

250 Tompkins Avenue

20 Dodworth St

249 Tompkins Avenue

219-221 Rutledge St

1271 Myrtle Ave

323 Stagg St

613 Hart St

22 Hart St

278 Humboldt St

224 Manhattan Ave

20 Hart St

251 Tompkins Ave

177 Maujer St

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161 Maujer Street Apartments

174-176 Kosciusko St

159 Maujer St

252 Tompkins Ave

173 Maujer St

53 Ten Eyck St

1092 DeKalb Ave

258 Graham Ave

703 Greene Ave

143 Maujer St
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Renting with Roommates: Realistic Expectations for Shared Lease
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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.