
Apartments near Nostrand Avenue Station-Far Rockaway Branch in Brooklyn, NY (3,520 Rentals)


1265 Fulton St

14 Macon St

1152 Dean St

1397 Fulton St

81 Macon St

110 Macon St

104 Macon St

21 Macon St

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92-94 Brooklyn Ave

97 Macon St

1135 Dean St

78-88 Brooklyn Ave

1055 Bergen St

1137 Dean St

37 Herkimer St

89 Macon St

91 Macon St

1140 Dean St

24 McDonough St

The Bedfordshire

1323 Bedford Avenue

1321 Bedford Ave

29 Herkimer St

30 Macdonough St

1049 Bergen St

116 Macon St

1325 Bedford Ave

32 Macdonough St

118 Macon St

55 Brooklyn Ave

1435 Pacific St

27 MacDonough St

1341 Bedford Avenue

1062 Bergen St

113 Macon St

1319 Bedford Ave

26 Herkimer Street

40 Macdonough St

23 Herkimer Street

1345 Bedford Ave

1445 Pacific St

132 Macon St

11A Arlington Pl

292 Herkimer St

685 Saint Marks Ave

160 Halsey St

128 Macon St

130 Macon St
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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.