
Apartments near Sears in Brooklyn, NY (6,166 Rentals)


1236 Union St

175 E 54th St

1235 E 35th St

850 Franklin Ave

324 New York Ave

1239 E 35th St

221 Prospect Park W

215 Prospect Park W

219 Prospect Park W

209 Prospect Park W

The Kensington

277 Prospect Park W

205-207 Prospect Park W

854 Franklin Ave

227 Prospect Park W

322 New York Ave

271 Prospect Park W

4617 18th Ave

141 E 54th St

803 Nostrand Ave

192 E 56th St

78 E 52nd St

315-319 New York Ave

1219 Union St

851 Franklin Ave

19 Hubbard Pl

80 E 52nd St

150 E 55th St

4116 14th Ave

848 Franklin Ave

1195 Union St

109 E 51st St

142 E 55th St

Mingert Arms

244 Prospect Park W

246 Prospect Park W

68 E 52nd St

847 Franklin Ave

138 E 55th St

240 Prospect Park W

83 E 51st St

991 President St

3707 12th Ave

834 Nostrand Ave

218 Prospect Park W

268 Prospect Park W

220 Prospect Park W

214 Prospect Park W

224 Prospect Park W
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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.