
Apartments near Knickerbocker Avenue (M Line)-M in Brooklyn, NY (3,417 Rentals)


1065 Broadway

15 Wilson Ave

1044 Flushing Ave

44 troutman street

29-31 Patchen Ave

1038 Flushing Ave

82 Jefferson Street

449-465 Troutman St

824 Lexington Ave

The Brooklyn-Roosevelt

847 Lexington Ave

126 gratan

1086 Broadway

Noll Street Apartments

1100 Dekalb Ave

8 Palmetto

668 Bushwick Ave

295 Kosciusko St

1004 Gates Ave

1094 Dekalb Ave

651 Bushwick Ave

818 Lexington

467 Troutman St

666-668 Bushwick Ave

120 Grattan St

476 Jefferson St

393 Weirfield Street by Weirfield Crossing

31 Troutman St

984 Greene Ave

957-963 Greene Ave

41 Varick Ave

1313 Halsey St

1239 Halsey St

1013 Broadway

Halsey Street Apartments

OfficeOps

855 Madison

470 Pulaski St

970A Gates Ave

20 Morgan Ave

969 Gates Ave

974 Greene Ave

1318 Halsey St

17 Troutman St

1294 Halsey St

462 Pulaski St

6 Stanwix St

The Saint Marks

811 Lexington 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.