
Apartments near Clinton-Washington Avenues (A,C Line)-A in Brooklyn, NY (3,810 Rentals)


476 Dean St

129 Prospect Pl

241 Dekalb Ave

378 Lafayette Ave

60 6th Ave

Artists-In-Residence

386 Prospect Pl

76 Hanson Pl

312 Greene Ave

155 S Elliott Pl

312 Carlton Ave

77 Saint Marks Ave

239 Dekalb Ave

675 Vanderbilt Ave

203 Park Pl

287 Flatbush Ave

90 S Oxford St

268 Cumberland St

285 Flatbush Ave

283 Washington Ave

924 Dean St

277 Flatbush Ave

308 Carlton Ave

136 Clifton Pl

280 Park Pl

371 Park Pl

Knox Homes

267 Flatbush Ave

369 Park Pl

79 Hanson Pl

113 Clifton Pl

163 Lefferts Pl

259 Flatbush Ave

673 Vanderbilt Ave

317-325 Greene Ave

297 Flatbush Ave

265 Flatbush Ave

263 Flatbush Ave

371 Classon Ave

181 Park Pl

638 Classon Ave

69 S Oxford St

142 Clifton Pl

215 Park Pl

386 Lafayette Ave

391 Park Place

402 Franklin Ave

307-311 Flatbush Ave

640 Classon Ave
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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.