
Apartments near Bergen Street (2,3 Line)-2 in Brooklyn, NY (3,645 Rentals)


The Lubin Center

256 Pacific St

540 St Johns Pl

Park Slope

505 Saint Marks Ave

Atlantic BK

104 Adelphi St

The Trolley House

The Roosevelt

246 Pacific St

40 Wyckoff St

560 Prospect Pl

550-556 St Johns Pl

433 3rd Ave

257-261 Gates Ave

350 Greene Ave

Park Slope

The Franklin

594 Park Pl

34 Jefferson Ave

600 Park Place

AVA Fort Greene

515 Saint Marks Ave

Das Haus

Lincoln Arms

1126 Fulton St

The Refinery

550 7th St

719 8th Ave

The Frederick

101 Quincy Street

519 Saint Marks Ave

511 Lincoln Pl

263 Eastern Pky

376 Franklin

493 Myrtle Ave

Lincoln Court

542 Saint Marks Ave

The Posthouse

The Dean

1 Boerum Place

125-139 Lexington Ave

341 10th Street

222 Pacific St

146 8th St

15-19 Wyckoff St

The Deermar Residences

585 Prospect Pl

387 Franklin Avenue
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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.