
Apartments near Admirals Row in Brooklyn, NY (13,535 Rentals)


175 Woodpoint Rd

87 Wolcott St

471 Humboldt St

28 Herbert

476 Humboldt St

1460-1462 Fulton St

680 Manhattan Ave

113 Eckford St

The Eve

185 Guernsey St

830 Prospect Pl

115 Eckford St

103A Eckford Street

142 Newton St

126 Engert Ave

676 Manhattan Ave

229 Withers St

565 Graham Ave

136 Engert Ave

688 Manhattan Ave

129 Macdonough St

355 Van Brunt St

228 Withers St

103 1/2 Eckford St

1025 Lorimer St

2 Family/ 4 Levels in Greenpoint

681 Lincoln Place

150 Rogers Avenue

43 Ferris St

1362 Pacific St

The Driggs Haus

699 Manhattan Ave

1302 Dean St

472 Humboldt St

1311 Dean St

35 Decatur St

566 Leonard St

108 Eckford St

218 Frost St

68 Dikeman St

171 Rogers Avenue

86 Sullivan St

568 Graham Ave

24 Saint Andrews Pl

1464 Fulton St

1470 Fulton St

248 Driggs Ave

772 Saint Johns Pl

581 Leonard 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.