
Apartments near Flushing Avenue (J,M Line)-J in Brooklyn, NY (3,456 Rentals)


677 Quincy St

The Medgar Evers Apartments

353 S 3rd St

367 S 2nd St

209 Spencer St

771 Lexington Ave

30 Irving Ave

192 Stuyvesant Ave

370 S 2nd St

684 Myrtle Ave

340 S 3rd St

776 Hart St

902 Bedford Ave.

667 Myrtle Ave

332 Keap St

Cornerstones Sandy F Ray Senior Housing

186 Hooper St

16 Judge St

787 Hart St

347 S 3rd St

791 Hart St

366 S 2nd St

359 S 2nd St

310 Graham Ave

340 Clifton Pl

974 Greene Ave

171 Starr St

55-57 Franklin Ave

362 S 2nd St

21 Judge St

Aviary Lofts

340 Evergreen Ave

331 Keap Street

350 Keap St

358 S 2nd St

293-299 Knickerbocker Ave

491 Monroe St

355 S 2nd St

KO 41 Lofts

29-31 Patchen Ave

Common Owens (Furnished Rooms)

552 Gates Ave

55 Irving Ave

Division Plaza

354 S 2nd St

180 Borinquen Pl

811 Lexington Ave

1 Spencer Ct

984 Greene 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.