
Apartments near Lawrence Street-MetroTech-M in Brooklyn, NY (2,918 Rentals)


412 1/2 Clinton St

412 Clinton St

258 Dekalb Ave

153 Columbia St

408A Clinton St

569 Union St

200 Sackett St

155 Columbia St

75 Greene Ave

75 5th Ave

The Tiffany News Condominium

364 Butler St

299 Vanderbilt Avenue

402 President St

149 4th Ave

183 Sackett St

181 Sackett St

42 Tiffany Pl

206 Flatbush Ave

159 4th Ave

198 Sackett St

508-510 Henry St

179 Sackett St

405 Adelphi St

414 1/2 Clinton St

96 Waverly Ave

298 Clinton Ave

512 Henry St

527 Henry St

246 President St

479 Dean St

157 4th Ave

58 Greene Ave

414 Clinton St

244 President St

374-376 Court St

476 Dean St

163 Columbia St

363 Douglass St

167 Columbia St

92 Waverly Ave

194 Sackett St

260 President Street

60 Tiffany Pl

258 President St

175 Sackett St

387 Adelphi St

241 Carroll St

68 Greene 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.