
Apartments near Kingston-Throop Avenues-A in Brooklyn, NY (3,568 Rentals)


890 Bergen St

637 Park Pl

546 Lafayette Ave

223 Pulaski St

169 Buffalo Ave

251 Clifton Pl

555 Lafayette Ave

1460 Carroll St

677 Sterling Pl

345 New York Ave

43 Madison St

Harding Arms

157 Pulaski St

104 Pulaski St

1489 Carroll St

305 Throop Ave

126 Pulaski St

552 Lafayette

191 Pulaski St

794 Madison St

642 Park Pl

CLASSIC 4-FAMILY BROWNSTONE w GREAT INCOME

681 Lincoln Place

320 Throop Ave.

980 Dekalb Avenue

731 Franklin Ave

196-198 Buffalo Ave

177 Pulaski

183 Pulaski St

177 Buffalo Avenue

880 Bergen Street

487 Saint Marks Ave

138A Lexington Ave

796 Madison St

33-37 Madison St

653 Marcy Ave

96 Pulaski St

790 Quincy St

The Kensington

79 Malcolm X Blvd

119 Quincy St

185 Pulaski St

347 Bainbridge St

879 Bergen St

1013 Atlantic Ave

183 Tompkins Ave

1751 Union St

542 Lafayette Avenue

572 Prospect Pl
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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.