
Apartments near Flushing Avenue (J,M Line)-M in Brooklyn, NY (3,450 Rentals)


29 Montrose Ave

38 Wilson Ave

79 Stuyvesant Avenue

185 Jefferson St

147 Lewis Ave

87 Suydam St

95 Central Ave

80 Middleton St

508 Willoughby Avenue

543 Flushing Ave

743 Dekalb Ave

751 DeKalb Ave

48 Morgan Ave

464 Pulaski St

31 Lorimer St

899 Lafayette Ave

78a Middleton Street

990 Willoughby Ave

242 Wallabout St

85 Stuyvesant Ave

285 Lee Ave

179 Jefferson St

181 Jefferson St

146 Lynch St

104 Pulaski St

741 Dekalb Ave

180 Jefferson St

802 Lafayette Ave

148 Lynch St

620 Marcy Ave

42-44 Meserole St

996 Willoughby Ave

33A Lawton

466 Pulaski St

365 Marcy Ave

273 Lee Avenue

1222 Myrtle Ave

727 DeKalb Ave

105 Central Ave

637 Marcy Avenue

277 Lee Ave

486 Kosciusko St

21 Montrose Ave

264 Kosciuszko St

488 Kosciuszko St

23 Ingraham St

256 Kosciusko St

269 Lee Ave

96 Pulaski St
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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.