
Apartments near Plaza 700 in Brooklyn, NY (6,286 Rentals)


125 E 18th St

750 Ocean Ave

44-46 Decatur St

1800 Albemarle Rd

2212 DITMAS AVE

116 E 19th St

120 East 19th Street

15 Crown Street

921 Washington Ave

616 Nostrand Ave

Fulton Crossing

20-50 E 18th St

305 Decatur St

525 E 21st St

1449-1459 Fulton St

715 E 32nd St

650 E 29th St

500 Livonia Ave

Genesis Neighborhood Plaza II

926 Carroll St

2665 Bedford Ave

219 Sackman St

1307 Pacific St

40 Woodruff

2015 Dorchester Road

90 E 18th St

552 LINCOLN PL

901 Washington Ave

1295-1297 Pacific St

766 Ocean Ave

835 Ocean Ave

1037-1039 Bergen St

11 Gunther Pl

211 Marion St

201 E 19th St

811 Ocean Ave

Rockridge

554 E 26th St

The Exchange

535 E 21st St

1710 Caton Ave

520 e 21st street

1702 Caton St

35 East 17th st

274 Chauncey St

2302-2308 Newkirk Ave

201 E 18th St

189 E 18th St

916-922 Carroll 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.