
Apartments near Halsey Street (L Line)-L in Brooklyn, NY (2,558 Rentals)


5918 67th Ave

7416 62nd St

5920 67th Ave

1822 Linden St

5913 67th Ave

1687 Grove St

6058 Catalpa Ave

6710 60th St

Ridgewood 5 Family with store

18-11 Linden St

611 Seneca Ave

18-17 Linden St St

7113 Fresh Pond Rd

6013 68th Ave

6060 Catalpa Ave

408 Menahan St

1815 Linden St

1880 Gates Ave

683 Woodward Ave

1871 Gates Ave

19-23 Woodbine St

60-66 Catalpa Ave

6019 68th Ave

19-14 Palmetto St

74-01 62nd Street

601 Seneca Ave

603 Seneca Ave

681 Woodward Ave

1734 Menahan St

1913 Palmetto St

6683 Forest Ave

1864 Linden St

588 Seneca Ave

7445 64th Pl

Glenridge Mews

6030 67th Ave

Common Putnam

1882 Linden St

1930 Palmetto St

1867 Linden St

1916 Gates Ave

604 Onderdonk Ave

1819 Grove St

5930 Putnam Ave

62-09 Myrtle Ave

658 Woodward Ave

605 Onderdonk Ave

17-27 Menahan St

17-23 Menahan 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.