
Apartments near Coquette Children's Clothes in Brooklyn, NY (2,722 Rentals)


3711 Shore Pky

1314 Avenue K

Coney Island Phase 2

3002 Voorhies Ave

7920 19th Ave

8301 19th Ave

186 Bay 26th St

2019 57th Street

2742 Haring St

1860 Bay Ridge Ave

2013-2015 Bath Ave

1720 Mermaid Ave

1868 67th St

4050 Nostrand Ave

1726 Mermaid Ave

1859 70th St

1934 86th St

3105 Avenue V

2877 W 20th St

1966 59th St

3021 Avenue Z

286 Corbin Pl

1852-1854 67th St

21 Bay 22nd St

59 Bay 22nd St

1848 Bay Ridge Ave

1839 79th St

76 Bay 23Rd St

The Luxe

1833 79th St

1842 79th St

1831 78th St

1845 82nd St

1854 68th St

1818 76th St

1862 83rd St

115-121 Bay 23rd St

4078 Nostrand Ave

1820 73rd St

1826 Bay Ridge Ave

1839 68th St

1862 64th St

1837 67th St

1830 68th St

1819 73rd St

1824 78th St

2049 53rd St

1817 73rd St

1820 78th 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.