
Apartments near Fort Hamilton Parkway (F,G Line)-F in Brooklyn, NY (1,749 Rentals)


2015 Dorchester Road

170 Fenimore St

25 Lefferts Ave

Peter S. Cortelyou

105 Lincoln Road

224 16th St

2156 Cortelyou Rd

270 15th St

260 19th St

485-499 E 21st St

330 East 22nd Street

1129 43rd St

1135 43rd St

1127 Flatbush Ave

520 e 21st street

105 Lincoln Rd

115 Lincoln Rd

233 16th St

721 5th Ave

525 E 21st St

538 East 21st

246 15th St

426-430 E 22nd St

131 Lincoln Rd

550 E 21st St

137-153 Lincoln Rd

535 E 21st St

714 5th Ave

543-549 E 21st St

434-459 East 22nd Street

228-230 20th St

100 Lefferts Avenue

280 14th St

555 E 21st St

580 E 21st St

1035 Washington Ave

Andy's Place

104-110 Empire Blvd

585 E 21st St

1015 Washington Ave

1776-1778 Bedford Ave

Ditmas Hall

967 Ocean Ave

4515 12th Ave

207 18th St

2211 Ditmas Ave

590 E 21st St

2116 DITMAS AVE

133 Lefferts Ave
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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.