
Apartments near Nassau Avenue-G in Brooklyn, NY (2,691 Rentals)


Williamsburg

444 Graham Ave

229 N 8th St

54 Monitor St

657-669 Meeker Ave

109 N 7th St

68 N 8th St

34 Sutton

The Pencil Factory

95 N 7th St

103 N 7th St

525 Union Ave

21 Monitor St

65-75 Roebling St

112 N 7th St

11-15 Jackson St

484 Humboldt St

480 Humboldt Street

30 Kent St

Spire Lofts

111 Kent

136 Kingsland Ave

93-95 India St

30 Driggs Ave

17 Monitor St

Huron Street Senior Housing

135 N 6th St

149 Wythe Ave

Duplex with Hardwood Floors and New Appliance

183 Huron St

200 Franklin St

28-32 Havemeyer St

505 Union Ave

119 Kent Ave

37 Skillman Ave

125-129 Huron St

194 Green St

100 Huron St

207 N 6th St

202 Green St

107 Skillman Ave

36 India

Williamsburg House by Outpost

117 Huron St

Morningside Park 2

294-298 N 8th St

86 N 6th St

110-130 Green St

144-146 West 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.